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Continue reading →: How Authentic Is It?
“Welcome To Your Authentic Indian Experience” by Rebecca Roanhorse was a bit of a trip. At first, feeling very normal, nine-to-five guy with a job he hates but keeps it up to pay the bills. The only thing that felt off in the beginning was the use of second person,…
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Continue reading →: On “The Moon In Her Doorway”
The narrative style of The Moon In Her Doorway by Joy Kennedy-O’Neill gives the impression very early on of the moon being a metaphor. The tone of the story appears light and whimsical: the moon falling out of the sky and trapping someone in their house is a ridiculous premise.…
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Continue reading →: Is Rey A Mary Sue?
Star Wars is fun. Beloved by many, including me. My parents showed it to me Thanksgiving weekend of my first grade year, and I was hooked. Obviously, it means a lot to me, and I want to see the new movies done well. Which begs the question that many people,…
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Continue reading →: The Journey Begins
Thanks for joining me! Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton
Welcome friends,
I’m Ryder
You have stumbled upon the Ark of the Lost Angels, a little corner of the internet I’m carving out for myself. Here will live my thoughts on the world, entertainment, some of my creative writing and photography, and anything else I can torment my loyal viewers with. Hope you find something you like and choose to stick around!
Schedule:
Wednesdays
The posts each week alternate between creative pieces and articles.
The creative writing pieces are usually short stories or poems.
The articles cover the world, politics, tech industry, history, entertainment, literary analysis, reviews, retrospectives, etc.
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