Fairhaven is the best movie I’ve seen so far this year. Keep in mind, we’re still ushering in the world-weary days of mid-January, a month when major studios traditionally serve up half-cooked leftovers from the year before. Fortunately, this stigma … Read More
Author Archives: Bob Hill
Haruki Murakami on Solitude (& The Regenerative Power of Long-Distance Running)
“Emotional hurt is the price one has to pay in order to be independent. That’s what I basically believe and I’ve lived my life accordingly. In certain areas of my life, I actively seek out solitude. Especially for someone in … Read More
Solstice
(Good Pictures/Bad Camera is a regular feature on IFB.)
An Album for All Seasons: Five for the Winter
Tom Waits, Alice (Anti, 2002). Alice is comprised of songs written for a German play of the same name. The play, which opened in 1992, was loosely based on Alice Liddell, a preacher’s daughter who provided the real-life inspiration for … Read More
Jeffrey Eugenides on What Compels People to Start Writing
“When you started writing, in high school or college, it wasn’t out of a wish to be published, or to be successful, or even to win a lovely award like the one you’re receiving tonight. It was in response to … Read More
IFB’s Top 10 Posts of 2012
Why I Quit Drinking & Delco Moving On: One Year in the Making Good Pictures/Bad Camera: Greetings From Asbury Park, New Jersey 5 Facts & 10 Opinions Regarding Steven Spielberg’s Lincoln Good Pictures/Bad Camera: Bar Harbor is Just Bangor (With … Read More