Happy to know I'm not the only Dante's Inferno fan out there. Loved writing this one for @IGN - thanks to everyone who helped put it together https://t.co/LTUHxfJsiu
Leo Tolstoy was certainly interested in the Buddha’s teachings, but how should we appraise the role of Buddhism in his work? Find out in the piece below. @tmabrnk
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NEW: From Jakarta to Hong Kong and Santiago, anime heroes like Luffy and Pikachu are taking to the streets. @tmabrnk reports for @newlinesmag on how Japanese pop culture and anime became a global language of protest.
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Happy birthday to Oscar-nominated filmmaker Wim Wenders!
Last year, journalist and researcher Tim Brinkhof interviewed Wenders about his film, "Perfect Days." Read the full interview below.
https://t.co/BBS4XWxigG
For @JSTOR_Daily, a conversation with literary scholar Peter Sloane about refugee literature, and how writing by refugees about refugees helps reclaim their personal and shared identity from media and political discourse: https://t.co/k9804xqxiZ
It's always a pleasure reading A.J. Jacobs (@ajjacobs). His look back on "The Year of Living Biblically" with Tim Brinkhof (@tmabrnk) is full of caring, thoughtful insights that are as relevant today as when he wrote the book.
NEW: From "Parasite" to "Mickey 17," Bong Joon-ho’s films mirror the rising unrest in South Korea and the United States. @tmabrnk reviews “Mickey 17” and more for @newlinesmag.
https://t.co/KT7lbzDmQm
"Feder realized that, when Zweig had come out to greet him that recent night, he had not been working on one of his many unfinished projects, but on his suicide note." @tmabrnk returns to Stefan Zweig's "The World of Yesterday: Memoirs of a European." https://t.co/fagkjT66je
"Rembrandt's paintings expose the emotional, the spiritual, at times existential turmoil inside the hearts and minds of his characters." @tmabrnk examines Rembrandt's impact on literature. https://t.co/cx2Bh17CiQ
We begin #BlackHistoryMonth@newlinesmag by diving into the controversy surrounding a new video game. Disagreement about a Black samurai in feudal Japan is indicative of a growing split between gamers and developers, @tmabrnk reports. @newlinesmag. https://t.co/GjwUJ35gIn
Amsterdam city hall wanted to ensure residents of early 20th-century social housing put it to good use — and appointed overseers to “teach them how to live” outside the slums. This education of the masses turned out just as patronizing as it sounds. https://t.co/xNITsWapeF
Few things rival the joy of discovering a great TV show. AMC's #Pantheon fought an uphill battle, telling a story told many times before, but rarely this good. Very happy with this interview with creator Craig Silverstein @sesfonstein for @bigthink https://t.co/BveHdzb3lw
Unearthing a Dark Chapter in Chile’s History
A recent film unearths a dark chapter in Chile’s history: the genocide against the Indigenous Selk’nam people. @tmabrnk reviews “The Settlers” (“Los Colonos”) — a reimagining of the Western — for @newlinesmag. https://t.co/8u1aelgrGl
NEW: A recent film unearths a dark chapter in Chile’s history: the genocide against the Indigenous Selk’nam people.@tmabrnk reviews “The Settlers” (“Los Colonos”) — a reimagining of the Western — for @newlinesmag https://t.co/SPRXX3XO72
For further reading, here's another piece I wrote about #BlackMythWukong, whose success marks China's epic debut in the AAA video game space: https://t.co/dydbNhC80E
From #OnePiece and #AvatarTheLastAirbender to the hot new video game #BlackMythWukong, Sun Wukong continues to inspire stories from across the world. But why do we love the Journey to the West's Monkey King so much? https://t.co/C0vckU9uuq