@thezhanly I think so! In my opinion, the second and third seasons get better than the first, but my main takeaway is that it was one of the shows that really delved into grief, which does not seem to happen often. Have to have some tolerance for abstract presentation, though?
Curious that The Lost Symbol trades on truth in order to develop legitimacy and intrigue but then unironically talks about post-truth world. @thezhanly
Blythe Brown, who divorced the bestselling author in 2019, claims newly subpoenaed records show he concealed projects.
Read more from @DoranyPineda90's latest: https://t.co/bImqIRuDy9
A book co-written by a human and an AI, the popular film "Her," and other works consider the implications of a life intimately tied with technology in this week's #TheAtlanticBooksBriefing, by @cray_kate: https://t.co/fqCdsiaFUv
@thezhanly No! I just saw that the show was out and put it on in the background. It just screams "network" and I have no idea how it's going to stretch out across an entire season.
In this gripping new short story from Future Tense: a university in the near future keeps an extremely close eye on its student bodies via high-tech scanning. What could go wrong? https://t.co/vCFCkPZ3qi
Two of the many truth bombs in this incisive and compassionate @LAReviewofBooks chat about #TheChair with creator @ajwyman and roomie/critic @mervatim: TV authorship doesn't mean what we think it does, and TV shows aren't about what we think they are. https://t.co/tb4ONSgW1b