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- Flickered October 23, 2020
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- “Pocket full of Crumbs” by: A.I. Vorderbruggen January 24, 2024
- I went to the opera, so you don’t have to—a review of New York City in 2024 by A.I. Vorderbruggen January 24, 2024
- Child Magician Becomes Man of His Word… kinda February 20, 2022
- How I un-stole my bike and got COVID —a short story December 17, 2020
- My BARBIE film review (No Spoilers): July 25, 2023
- Go Fill Up a Passport… By: N.A. Vorderbruggen March 16, 2019
- My Grandfather’s Watch September 5, 2018
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Flickered
“I used to live across the street from this giant old church, and it had a light on the front that always flickered. You couldn’t see it during the day, but at night it was annoying. It didn’t bother me … Continue reading
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TWO HITS OF ACID IN CAMBODIA (Prologue)
I’m naked. I hover my quivering anus over a toilet with no seat, in a ten-dollar-a-night hut, on an island surrounded by glow-in-the-dark plankton off the coast of Cambodia. Moonlight illuminates my edges while humidity runs roughshod on my sinuses. It’s … Continue reading
The Problem with America
The problem with America isn’t straight white men; it’s straight white religious wealthy racist men and women who’ve convinced low-income, middle-class, and upper-middle-class white people that they’re better than other races. Hating each other because of race distracts us from … Continue reading
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“Pocket full of Crumbs” by: A.I. Vorderbruggen
I wanted to write a short story with the help of A.I. about a criminal who ignores his major crimes and focuses on the stealing of cookies from gas stations. Holy shit, did this shit get dark. “Pocket Full of … Continue reading
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I went to the opera, so you don’t have to—a review of New York City in 2024 by A.I. Vorderbruggen
Ah, New York City, Disneyland for intellectuals. Where the city lights are brighter than your Aunt Mildred’s teeth after her latest whitening treatment. Recently, I embarked on a cultural journey that left me more entertained than a cat chasing a … Continue reading
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Child Magician Becomes Man of His Word… kinda
In the Fall of 1999, the shooting star of the Upper-Midwest sleight-of-hand and magical arts scene, Nicholas Anthony, was looking to make a name for himself and had a dream. So the young magician prodigy boldly claimed—to a non-Pulitzer Prize-winning … Continue reading
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How I un-stole my bike and got COVID —a short story
It’s 10:37 p.m. on December 15th, 2020, and I stand in a Subway sandwich shop off Crenshaw and Obama Blvd ordering a tomato basil chicken wrap. I usually go with a spinach wrap, but they’re out. What used to be … Continue reading
My BARBIE film review (No Spoilers):
My expectations for this film were high, and the movie’s beginning met them, but by the second half, the premise felt stuck in a box, like the Mattel Executives, led by Will Farrell, used to trap Barbie (Bonus points for … Continue reading
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Go Fill Up a Passport… By: N.A. Vorderbruggen
Back in November of 2017, I was sitting in the Singapore airport waiting to fly back to Los Angeles. It was my first time being in the city-state. I was fortunate enough to have just headlined their first full-time comedy … Continue reading
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My Grandfather’s Watch
My Grandfather passed away this summer. He was my mother’s father. There’s something about your mother’s father that feels more intimate. He passed while I happened to be back home in Minnesota for five weeks. I was on my way … Continue reading
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