Laughter in the Apocalypse: Why Humor Belongs in Dark Stories
In a world that’s falling apart—be it through war, natural disasters, political collapse, or the simple fact that your Wi-Fi is down for a couple of hours—there’s a curious thing that tends to crop up: humor. It’s a strange paradox, isn’t it? In the middle of the end of the world, when things couldn’t be […]
The Future of Storytelling: Combining Retro Aesthetics with Modern Themes
Storytelling has always been society’s favorite pastime, right up there with complaining about traffic and debating pineapple on pizza. Yet, in a world dominated by CGI spectacles and AI-generated scripts, there’s a charm in looking back at how things used to be. Retro aesthetics, with their hand-drawn quirks and nostalgic hues, offer a welcome contrast […]
From Comedy Clubs to Sci-Fi Worlds: Balancing Art and Entertainment
As a comedian, I’ve spent my fair share of time on stage, testing punchlines, making people laugh, and creating moments of levity. But over the years, I’ve also found myself drawn to storytelling in a much different way—through my work on The Uplift Universe. It’s a science fiction project that’s more complex, more ambitious, and, […]
Why Satire Is the Most Important Art Form We’re Ignoring
Satire has always been the art form that both pokes fun at and shines a light on society’s most serious flaws. It uses humor, irony, and exaggeration to reveal uncomfortable truths about the world we live in. And while we may not always admit it, satire remains the most powerful tool for social commentary. Yet, […]