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Aug 2, 2017

The Brilliance of Manchester Orchestra

On their latest album, this band is (yet again) reaching new heights

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Thomas Jenkins in The Coastline is Quiet

Sep 21, 2020

Why Subnautica is one of the best games I’ve played this year

A unique setting, an engaging story, and…

2 responses

Thomas Jenkins in The Coastline is Quiet

Dec 28, 2017

‘Salvation on Sand Mountain:’ Snake Handling and the Absurdity of the American South

Dennis Covington’s book reminds us that the South is as complicated as it is flawed

Thomas Jenkins in The Coastline is Quiet

Dec 19, 2017

History and Absurdity: Slaughterhouse-Five and World War II

Nonsense and humor can be powerful tools

1 response

Thomas Jenkins in The Coastline is Quiet

Aug 12, 2018

The Broken Earth Trilogy is Fantastic

Half Science Fiction, half Fantasy, and completely enjoyable from start to finish, N.K. Jemisin’s work is excellent

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Thomas Jenkins in The Coastline is Quiet

May 19, 2017

Why ‘The Oregon Trail’ is One of the Most Realistic Video Games Ever

It all really boils down to one element

Thomas Jenkins in The Coastline is Quiet

Nov 12, 2017

‘Mario’ and ‘Zelda’ are both fantastic, but one of them is slightly better

Even if it’s based highly on personal preference, I’ve made my decision Spoiler-free

Thomas Jenkins in The Coastline is Quiet

Mar 9, 2020

Why the ‘Books of Babel’ is the Best Fantasy Series I’ve Read in Months

How a blend of history…

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Thomas Jenkins in The Coastline is Quiet

Aug 16, 2020

Why I Can’t Stop Thinking About ‘Outer Wilds’

Months after finishing the game, I’m still captivated by…

Thomas Jenkins in The Coastline is Quiet

Feb 9, 2020

Parenthood, and Brandi Carlile’s “The Mother”

How one song puts into words so much that I struggle to…

These were the top 10 stories published by The Coastline is Quiet; you can also dive into yearly archives: 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024.

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The Brilliance of Manchester Orchestra

On their latest album, this band is (yet again) reaching new heights

Why Subnautica is one of the best games I’ve played this year

A unique setting, an engaging story, and…

‘Salvation on Sand Mountain:’ Snake Handling and the Absurdity of the American South

Dennis Covington’s book reminds us that the South is as complicated as it is flawed

History and Absurdity: Slaughterhouse-Five and World War II

Nonsense and humor can be powerful tools

The Broken Earth Trilogy is Fantastic

Half Science Fiction, half Fantasy, and completely enjoyable from start to finish, N.K. Jemisin’s work is excellent

Why ‘The Oregon Trail’ is One of the Most Realistic Video Games Ever

It all really boils down to one element

‘Mario’ and ‘Zelda’ are both fantastic, but one of them is slightly better

Even if it’s based highly on personal preference, I’ve made my decision *Spoiler-free*

Why the ‘Books of Babel’ is the Best Fantasy Series I’ve Read in Months

How a blend of history…

Why I Can’t Stop Thinking About ‘Outer Wilds’

Months after finishing the game, I’m still captivated by…

Parenthood, and Brandi Carlile’s “The Mother”

How one song puts into words so much that I struggle to…

Even if it’s based highly on personal preference, I’ve made my decision Spoiler-free