Friends, HUNDREDS OF BEAVERS hits Tubi tomorrow.
ALT: a black and white photo of a man holding a skeleton and a fish .
A friend of mine worked on Faceless After Dark (currently streaming on Pluto) so I'm really biased but I loved it
Proudly announcing my new artwork, and for the first time in collaboration with the amazing Bottleneck Gallery. Released exclusively for the 25th anniversary of The Matrix, both posters are officially licensed by WB. Will be available to purchase on Thursday (10/3) @12PM EST on Bottleneckgallery.com
Let's all praise Matt Geiler, who put on a pumpkin mask and did a silly dance in 2006 to fill some dead air time, and thus brought decades of joy to millions of people.
ALT: a man with a pumpkin on his head is standing in a cemetery
after I pitched the full book to this agent he was like, "What happens to the white guy" and I said, "Nothing." and he was like, "???" so I added, "This book's not teaching someone you're worth being loved. It's not about him learning some kind of lesson. He's not the point of the book."
Books are not inherently sacred objects. Shelf space is finite. A best seller from 1991 (33 years old) does not need to continue to live on the shelf and take space away from newer more relevant books. Recyling and donation are not always options.
Every few months someone will discover that school libraries regularly throw away books, and will post about how "heartbreaking" it is. It isn't "heartbreaking". it's collection management. Mass market books have a finite life. Sorry you had to find out this way. www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news...
Paperbacks and textbooks were piled up outside Carl Schurz High School, at 3601 N. Milwaukee Ave. in the Irving Park neighborhood.
