Louis Bruno

03/04/2021

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.

01/21/2021

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

12/13/2020

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

12/12/2020

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?

12/10/2020

Gotta love the sunrise

12/09/2020

Been reading Chardin and he is amazing.

12/03/2020

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

11/25/2020

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

11/18/2020

A little idea. Not too grand not too long.

11/13/2020

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.

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…

10/18/2020

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

10/11/2020

Gotta love breeze wood.