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Aaron Burch
Verified
Author, Short Story, Long Newsletters
Ann Arbor
Beats
conservation, sustainable agriculture transgender rights,environment human relations with the nonhuman world, bioethics
I don't do formal food or beverage critiques.
Content
By Ryan Bradford Verified, Little Engines, Adam Voith, Aaron Burch| AwkwardSD@ I have a personal rule of thumb when it comes to location-based entertainment:Books set in LA are better than books set in NYC. Movies set in NYC are better than movies set in LA. There are a few reasons for my rationale. First is LA is (generally) the land of filmmaking, and NYC is (generally) the land of publishing, so when you’re making art that doesn’t coincide with the prevailing regional medium, the results are going to be more compelling. Cinematically, New York just looks better on film.
By Aaron Burch| Substack@ Every time I’ve reread this story over the last couple of weeks, I have been struck by how every element feels like it hits its note just right. And then! There are these wonderful moments of character — the way she imagines answering questions and narrating her life, as if it a “phantom reporter breathlessly covering the Ava beat”; the way she’d grown up always dreaming and wanting for some kind of fantasy world like from fairy tales and children’s stories — that feel even more just right.
By Ryan Bradford Verified, Little Engines, Adam Voith, Aaron Burch| AwkwardSD@ I have a personal rule of thumb when it comes to location-based entertainment:Books set in LA are better than books set in NYC. Movies set in NYC are better than movies set in LA. There are a few reasons for my rationale. First is LA is (generally) the land of filmmaking, and NYC is (generally) the land of publishing, so when you’re making art that doesn’t coincide with the prevailing regional medium, the results are going to be more compelling. Cinematically, New York just looks better on film.
Company Info
Short Story, Long Newsletters
Ann Arbor, United States