Here is the link to a 2016 Twitter thread I wrote about my reflections on the Alice in Wonderland story.
This thread is really just some of my own reflections on Lewis Carroll's story. I tweet a little bit about how Carroll's story has inspired fetish and fan artists and writers over time, including myself. I mention one of my own Carroll-inspired stories, which is no longer online. But I also include links to some of my other fetish-inspired stories.
A table of contents for my Twitter threads from October 2012 through the present
Showing posts with label fan art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fan art. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 23, 2019
2/21/16 reflections on the Alice in Wonderland story through time
Monday, January 14, 2019
5/9/15 review of the film The People vs. George Lucas, by Alexandre O. Philippe
Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of the film The People vs. George Lucas, by Alexandre O. Philippe.
The People vs. George Lucas is a documentary that explores Lucas's Star Wars movies, fans' reactions, critical and creative, to the films, and the horrible backlash that followed the prequel movies. In my thread, I discuss how it's become a bit too easy for people to use prequel hatred as a theme for their work. I also discuss some of the aspects of Star Wars fan art that I like. I also discuss my favorite Star Wars fan art, the Star Wars Kid.
Here is the trailer for The People vs. George Lucas.
Also, I saw this film at the Denver Film Society, which is a great movie house, if you're ever in Denver, Colorado.
The People vs. George Lucas is a documentary that explores Lucas's Star Wars movies, fans' reactions, critical and creative, to the films, and the horrible backlash that followed the prequel movies. In my thread, I discuss how it's become a bit too easy for people to use prequel hatred as a theme for their work. I also discuss some of the aspects of Star Wars fan art that I like. I also discuss my favorite Star Wars fan art, the Star Wars Kid.
Here is the trailer for The People vs. George Lucas.
Also, I saw this film at the Denver Film Society, which is a great movie house, if you're ever in Denver, Colorado.
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