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Matt Domino

As seen in: Condé Nast, CNN, CNN en Español, Vulture, Artsy, The Paris Review, The Manual, Splitsider, The Millions, Columbia Journal (U.S)
Directing audience dev for @epicurious + @bonappetit. Pieces in Vulture, SLAM, Paris Review, Slice & The Outline. Have a newsletter just like everybody else.
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Self Portrait/New Morning

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By Matt Domino
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Woodstock—Saugerties—Saratoga I. If I were you, I wouldn’t listen to Bob Dylan’s 1970 album Self Portrait. Life is too short. But I’m not you, and so I have listened to it too many times to count. At one point in my life, during one phase of my life, I would have told you that it was my favorite Bob Dylan album. But I’m not at that point in my life and I’m not sure what a phase of life even means anymore.
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Five Easy Pieces

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By Matt Domino
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Washington State—Ram Island, New York I. The second half of the 1970 film Five Easy Pieces takes place on an island off the coast of Washington State (presumably located in the Puget Sound) at the home of a family of musical prodigies. The home belongs to the Dupea family, whose patriarch, Nicholas, moved the family to the island so he could raise them and educate them on his own.
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The Terror

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By Matt Domino
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We’re at the mid-point of this “season” of newsletter programming, so, as something of an interlude, I’m running an essay that I wrote in 2020 and included in one of my weekly newsletters. I think the piece still holds up and fits in with whatever the theme of this season of newsletters is about. Besides, it’s never a bad idea to revisit one of the five best individual seasons of television that has ever aired. King William Island—New York City I.
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