with some traditional fiction it would not be necessary to offer these prolegomenas
apophenia (Gibson's novel concerns a clip of video material which keeps cropping up on the cultural landscape, and where it comes from [...]) and apophenia is one of the truly interesting concepts
on Pattern Recognition
Through cinema, his films tell us, time can be held in abeyance for a moment
Not a year has passed since its birth when it hasn't been pronounced dead, and in Goodbye, Dragon Inn we find one of its most eloquent and plangent eulogies.
A curious side effect of open access: a level of vituperation rarely encountered from paying customers, the wrathful indignity of the freeloader!
