
All About: H. Stewart
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Name: H. Stewart Location: Bay Ridge, New York Reject Since: February 2007 E-mail: [email protected] Bio: “H” stands for Henry, but Henry enjoys the pretentious mystery offered by the single initial. Also, growing up with A.O. Scott & J. Hoberman’s reviews, he inferred that critics weren’t supposed to have first names, assuming it was because it would make them easier to find them in the phone book. He was born in Brooklyn and has rarely ever left it. He studied film and philosophy in college and found, upon graduation, that a degree in either (but especially in both) leaves one not only unemployed but unemployable. So he started writing, and the complete archives (some of it good, some of it embarrassing) are available at: http://cinepinion.bravehost.comHe also keeps a blog about non-film related arts culture in New York City, The Blog Apple, as well as another, The Twilight Zone Project, that, as an ongoing project, reviews episodes of the original Twilight Zone television series. |

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