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A bizarre and unsettling blend of science fiction and Anna’s own life; these short stories transcend you to a fantastical darker otherworld. If you’re a fan of experimental fiction then this book is for you. She sets up her characters' environmental circumstances strikingly and distinctly within the first sentences of each story. I couldn’t put it down. “Face of My People” is one of my favorites of the bunch, it put me in a really strange headspace one day on set. I couldn't shake it off.
Jan 30, 2024

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This was my life in middle school. I would spend hours on the computer after school building sets, creating characters and writing scripts. It doesn’t hold up as well because I don’t want to torment my computer with all the custom content downloads… and now I’m jaded from making movies with real people (lol) I made a zombie series called Propagation on Sims. I made an epic short about teenage pregnancy to a Sigur Ros song. I made one about a teacher student affair to the song Nude by Radiohead. I was full of so much confusion and emotions… making movies on Sims 2 was my release. Check out Lodelday on youtube. She was my inspiration. Her movies informed my taste in a way. Long live Sims 2. Forever love. Here is Frances Nowak; a character I made for a failed short about a widowed woman finding her life again to the Umbrellas of Cherbourg theme song. The dramaaaa.
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