Notes

Prometheus, Netflix, and Le Guin’s Hypothesis

Abigail Nussbaum over at Asking the Wrong Questions examines why everyone hates Prometheus so much (including this great line “Shaw… seems more like Aliens‘s Burke than a Ripley”).

Here’s Shamus Young at Twenty-Sided on The Slow Death of Netflix: “I have money to spend and movies I want to see, but there’s only so much hassle I’m willing to endure to make this transaction happen.”

And finally: Le Guin, on trying to shoot down literature vs genre distinctions for the umpteenth time: “Every readable novel can give true pleasure. Every novel read by choice is read because it gives true pleasure.”

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