Let the Elephants Run by David Usher is an inspiration book for artists with a lot of creativity, but lacking that subtle “something-else” known as discipline. There is this crazy idea among creative people that stuff “just happens”. Incidentally, those creative people don’t do very much creating because, shockingly, things don’t just happen. Let the Elephants Run …
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Agents of the Internet Apocalypse [Review]
Agents of the Internet Apocalypse by Wayne Gladstone is the meta follow up to Notes from the Internet Apocalypse, Gladstone’s first novel published in 2014, spring-boarding its way out of a cracked.com mini-series called If the Internet Suddenly Disappeared. In the series so far, Gladstone has built a whimsical post apocalypse in which the internet has disappeared and hordes of the …
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