So many fascinating write-ups about Tom Wolfe and This American Life (the made-for-TV version) last week, that I felt compelled to post a few extracts. What many of you noted was how a finished literary text — already compressed and, I think most of us agree, already perfect in its God-given form — can be [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Agnes Varda’
On Superfluity
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Agnes Varda, Bresland, This American Life, Tom Wolfe, Video Essay on October 24, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Roger & the Supersized Me
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Agnes Varda, Les Glaneurs et La Glaneuse, Michael Moore, Morgan Spurlock, Roger and Me, Supersize Me on October 13, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Not all egoists are good essayists, but all good essayists have egos. And the video essayists? Supersized. When you decide to craft an essay, video, print or other, you do so because you feel like what you have to say is supremely important, or at least important enough that the public should be consuming your [...]