Dazed and Confused
by Esme Lee “God, don’t you ever feel like everything we do and everything we’ve been taught is just to service the future?” “Yeah I know, like it’s all preparation.” […]
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L.A. Woman: A Review
Esme Lee Originally published in 1982, L.A. Woman, is one of Eve Babitz’s earliest novels prior to its re-publication in 2019. Known for basing her fiction off of her personal […]
Boyz n the Hood: A Review
by Esme Lee Released in 1991, “Boyz n the Hood,” still contains timeless themes on the theories of race, class, and systematic oppression through the story of three boys growing […]
Portrait Time-lapses
By Esme Lee
The French Dispatch, A Review
Esme Lee Delayed by the pandemic and highly anticipated throughout the cinematic world for over a year, The French Dispatch was finally released in October of 2021. When watching anything […]
Everyone Likes Bread and Men That Look Like Mice
Esme Lee It was just past one in the afternoon on a rainy October day. The thirty or so minutes it had taken the family to actually get their boots, […]
The Dial 