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by M. Bijman June 15, 2026 2

Where did that viral clip of Tom Hiddleston dancing to “Rasputin” come from?

Chat show, film, book, or a fan’s imagination? On IG, YouTube, TikTok, and everywhere else in the world where peopleContinue Reading

by M. Bijman September 24, 2021

Media and Technology music musicians Non-fiction Review of new book

Revealing the real story behind modern pop music – John Seabrook interview

John Seabrook’s non-fiction writing is the manifestation of his public image. The websites I have found that are dedicated toContinue Reading

by M. Bijman February 3, 2021

Author interview Backstories Creative Process Discussion of writing style Readers and reading Review of previously published novel Review of translated novel

Dear BBC, what is there to know about Sjón?

Here is the sad tale of a quite discombobulated radio interview. In the post before this one I discussed theContinue Reading

by M. Bijman January 28, 2021

Author interview Backstories Creative Process Discussion of writing style Readers and reading Review of previously published novel Review of translated novel

Performing to an empty room – Is there anyone out there?

The use of videotelephony software, such as Zoom, Facebook Live, Skype or Teams, for video and audio streaming of whatContinue Reading

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