COVID-19 And Me: Liam Strong
I remember seeing my friends, but now I just hear their voices over Discord calls. As a person accustomed to long bouts of being left alone, isolation challenges the extent of my love for time to myself.
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Author: Liam Strong
Lo-fi High Five Reviews: Ash vs Evil Dead (2015)
At the onset of my quarantine, I leeched onto my family’s Netflix account in search of something mindless, but also something I’ve been meaning to see for a long time. And then “Ash vs Evil Dead” appeared in my life.
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Lo-fi High Five Reviews: D-Day Girls – Sarah Rose (2019)
Despite the density of most nonfiction literature on wars, “D-Day Girls” reads with tactile smoothness and begins with intense character development of the prominent women focused on in Rose’s research and interviews.
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Isolation Blues: a Playlist
It’s easy to get caught up in the negative, and music creates the kind of escape I need since I’m forbidden to leave my home.
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Lo-fi High Five Reviews: “Calypso” – David Sedaris (2018)
“Calypso,” in its montage of quirky essays, is also possibly David Sedaris’ most emotional collection after “Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim” (2004).
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