Category: Guide

Welcome to David Everett Fisher Dot Com. This has been the home of my stories, essays, art, jokes, cancer journey, and miscellaneous. I have recently started a Substack to hopefully attract more readers. One is the Superstitious Agnostic, a weekly newsletter about long-term sobriety in Alcoholics Anonymous without believing in a God. The other is […]

  What I Watched The Eyes of Tammy Faye (2000). I have seen a movie coming out with the same name starring Jessica Chastain and Andrew Garfield as the Bakkers, but I really want to make sure people see this absolutely perfect documentary. It was wild, vibrant, and flamboyant. Directed by Fenton Bailey & Randy […]

To start, I just want to advertise that from June 21st to June 22nd, all blogs on this site will be free to read. I am trying to compete with Amazon, so I am doing my version of Prime Day. I hope you enjoy the significant savings. What I Watched I am out at the […]

Sorry about skipping last week; I’m sure the three of you were let down and confused, but I am back and ready to share with you my snobby cultural picks of the week. What I Watched My wife had never seen Peter Greenway’s The Pillow Book (1996), so we watched it the other night. Combining […]

What I Watched Come and See (1985), directed by Elem Klimov. One of the most devastating war movies ever shot, Come and See, is about a boy played by Aleksei Kravchenko finding a gun and joining the resistance in Belarus during Germany’s invasion in World War II. The movie is so dark and devastating that […]

What I Read With my wife and I moving from a farmhouse on the edge of a haunted cherry orchard and the sky is endless to a more urban setting on the east coast encased in lights, I can’t stop thinking about the book, Poetics of Space by Gaston Bachelard. The book is about the […]

What I Am Listening To Joseph Shabason’s The Fellowship. This album has a few things I love about music. It is a concept album, and the story and emotions are conveyed without lyrics. Shabason is a session saxophone player mostly known for working with Destroyer and War On Drugs but has been putting out solo […]