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Essay: Where I’m Writing From: Comfort, Commodification, and the Small Town as Hollywood Trope (Part II, 2014)

If Rectify entertains the possibility that small towns are like prisons, it makes sure we understand that simile is not equivalence. Continue reading Essay: Where I’m Writing From: Comfort, Commodification, and the Small Town as Hollywood Trope (Part II, 2014)

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Essay: Where I’m Writing From: Comfort, Commodification, and the Small Town as Hollywood Trope (Part 1, 2014)

n Fargo, the series’ bloodshed is, likewise, the product of wish-fulfillment-gone-wrong—those who get what they want, the shows wants us to understand, inevitably get what they deserve. Continue reading Essay: Where I’m Writing From: Comfort, Commodification, and the Small Town as Hollywood Trope (Part 1, 2014)

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