Alison Stine (page 19)

Twitter: @AlisonStine

Alison Stine is a former staff writer at Salon. She is the author of the novels "Trashlands" and "Road Out of Winter," winner of the 2021 Philip K. Dick Award. A recipient of an Individual Artist Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), she has written for The New York Times, The Guardian, and others.

Firestarter

"Firestarter" taught me the mighty power and powerlessness of childhood Alison Stine

Fred Ward

Farewell, Fred Ward, best buddy ever Alison Stine

iPod Classic

RIP Apple iPod: As technology becomes obsolete, it becomes nostalgic too Alison Stine

Anna Wintour

"You couldn’t buy your way in": Anna Wintour biographer on her power, from the Met Gala to Wimbledon Alison Stine

Dry Roses In Vase On Table

Mother's Day is gaslighting Alison Stine

The Wilds

The call of Amazon's puzzling "The Wilds." It can tide you over until "Yellowjackets" Alison Stine

James Franco; Johnny Depp

Johnny Depp “hated, hated” James Franco, claims Amber Heard Alison Stine

Gaslit

5 unsung whistleblowers on screen, from "Gaslit" to "The Office" Alison Stine

Pregnant woman sits on a big doctor's hand

Don’t abandon your red state Alison Stine

Nicolas Cage

The baptism of Nic Cage in the bloodbath of “Mandy,” one of the actor's most underappeciated roles Alison Stine

Top Chef: Houston

Should "Top Chef" contestant Jackson have disclosed he lost his sense of taste from COVID? Alison Stine

Elisabeth Moss

Elisabeth Moss says it's a "lie" that cursing is "almost a sacrament" in Scientology Alison Stine

Under The Banner Of Heaven

"Under the Banner of Heaven," like Mormons, fixates on faith and shortchanges its women Alison Stine

A blue bird standing on a newspaper

Not everyone has the luxury to leave Twitter Alison Stine

Chris Pratt

Disgraced director James Gunn defends disgraced actor Chris Pratt Alison Stine

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