For a long time, writing meant the long haul: fiction drafts that asked for stamina, immersion, and a kind of deep solitude. Then depression hit, and that whole approach stopped working. The page didn’t feel like possibility anymore—it felt like a room I couldn’t enter. What surprised me was how ten-minute plays opened a doorContinue reading “Ten-Minute Plays Brought Me Back”
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Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 1 and 2 as a Modern The Misanthrope
Recently, I’ve been rewatching old seasons of Curb Your Enthusiasm, and what surprised me this time wasn’t just how funny Season 1 and 2 still are—it was how classical the comedy feels. I expected the usual things: Larry David picking at social rules, minor misunderstandings turning into full-scale disasters, everyone getting offended over something tiny. But watching itContinue reading “Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 1 and 2 as a Modern The Misanthrope”