Louis Bruno

Art Spiegel’s Maus is probably one of the most celebrated, not just as a comic, but as a work of literature. This is what happens when you mold ideology into aesthetics. It works on a subliminal but also explicit level without bearing you over the head. It shows the brutality of the Holocaust but in an inventive way. I suggest everyone to read Maus. I just hope history is not repeating again.

I know this might be completely untrue but it made my inner twelve year old laugh so hard. Gotta laugh at the little things.

Some Alan watts for you today. Meaning of happiness oh. 13.

I got my Xmas present today. I know the controversy I know. I have an XBOX ONE S so maybe it won’t be that bad. Plus if I get a series x I will have it on hand when I can finally play it. But has anyone else played it yet?

Gotta love the sunrise

Been reading Chardin and he is amazing.

You can’t be a boss player if you don’t wear your robe and take a selfie while cooking at night.

This big boy arrived in the mail today. Can’t wait to read it.

A little idea. Not too grand not too long.

Here's my Cold War Review. Also, for any updates on my work, I will be exclusively posting to Parler from now on. Here's my final review for the page. My @ is louistbruno, as you will hear any updates from me there. Thanks so much guys. Stay safe.

Black Ops: Cold War (2020) Review What makes a game or piece of art interesting is the subtle ways a game can provide a level of detail that only few can give with fast paced action but also tense moments. Like the Metro Trilogy re…

Has anyone read this? Ibitsu by Haruki Ryo? Really odd, but weird gory horror romance.

Gotta love breeze wood.