Sitemap - 2021 - Writing Without Rules: Deep Dives
The Wire: Why Omar’s Character Ascended
Game of Thrones: Empty Calories
The Wheel of Time: My Emotions! My Emotions!
‘Malignant’ and Why Horror is The Most Powerful Genre
'Head': Less Than the Sum of Its Parts
Doctor Who: Overclocked Exposition Machine
The Chair: The ‘Everything Just Stops’ Ending
Cheap Thrills: Late-Stage Capitalism and Human Nature
Master of None – Interpretation vs. Reality
Squid Game: Selling Desperation
The Shining and Dropping the Mask
Black Summer: The Verisimilitude of Incompetence
The Prisoner: Squandering Goodwill
Singin’ in The Rain and Genre Fluidity
This is Us: The Pandemic and Being Too Specific
The Suicide Squad: Sticking the Landing
Bridgerton: Justifying Horrific Classism with Charm and Empathy
The Greatest Scene in Television History: The Wire’s Fuck Scene
The Tomorrow War and the Battle Against Stupid
‘The Plot’ and Chaining Yourself to a Twist
The Queen’s Gambit: The Iceberg Approach to Research
Lateral Thinking Puzzles and Interrogating Your Story
Half Life: How to Tell a Story without Exposition
Mad Men: It’s an Anthology, Stupid