Early Thursday morning I was a guest on Jim Freund’s Hour of the Wolf radio program on WBAI 99.5 FM in New York City, where we discussed and reviewed Blade Runner: 2049. I was surprisingly chipper for 2 a.m.! …
Over at Hex Publishers, Alvaro Zinos-Amaro and I discuss and review the new Blade Runner:2049 in great detail. We talk about everything from the use of “wall” metaphors, to artificial intelligence, to post-humanism, to the symbolism of bees.
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From an article I recently wrote for Tor.com called “What It Means to Be Human: Five Works of Fiction That Explore Blade Runner’s Core Themes”. Continue reading via the link below.
…“One of the reasons the original Blade Runner film
When the original Blade Runner film was released in 1982 to mediocre box-office sales and lukewarm reviews, few could predict the film would have such a lasting legacy. For nearly three decades, the film’s neon-saturated, overcrowded, rain-swept dystopia served as …
To celebrate the October 13th release of my forthcoming debut novel, King of Shards, I will be featuring one new blog entry a day about a different Judaic myth for 36 days. Today’s entry is on The Golem of …
As someone who’s seen Blade Runner over a 100 times, who has given talks on the film, and has given private screenings for friends in which I (a) add trivia and commentary and (b) occasionally recite lines from memory at …
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