Jan 21, 2016
You're wonderful. Give me your hands. I wrote about the end of Phonogram. And also Bowie. The series is a masterpiece to me. So read and share your thoughts! http://graphicpolicy.com/2016/01/21/review-phonogram-the-immaterial-girl-6/
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You're wonderful. Give me your hands. I wrote about the end of Phonogram. And also Bowie. The series is a masterpiece to me. So read and share your thoughts! http://graphicpolicy.com/2016/01/21/review-phonogram-the-immaterial-girl-6/
“Phonogram: The Immaterial Girl’s Rock and Roll Suicide”. Just sent to @graphicpolicy for review. I kept myself to under 2,000 words. 81 of which are Bowie. I make it work.
Talk about crazy coincidences with his death and timing.
I’ll post my story when it’s up.
(via On Phonogram and Breaking Up with Bands)
An earlier version of this piece was on my tumblr this week. I expanded on it a bit for @graphicpolicy
Would love to hear your thoughts around the issue as well as your thoughts about depressing music. And the whole question of the existence of the “authentic self” etc.
As I say in my essay “Perhaps, Emily’s real problem is that she’s decided to be mean. Perhaps compartmentalizing her depression away isn’t actually the problem at all.”
Controversial statement, I know.
You can read my whole essay here