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In ‘Biosphere,’ a new world opens up after the apocalypse

This article was first published in the UEA student newspaper, Concrete. Sipping an iced coffee, I began to read. Desperate to continue reading, I grabbed my now warm coffee and rushed back to my hostel. Tracking the lives of a group of friends as they move from college and begin to pursue their dreams in New York, Yanagihara takes the reader through the knotty streets of friendship, love and lust.

A kaleidoscope of love

But ultimately the performers are winning enough, and the ideas in the ambiguous story intriguing enough, to achieve an end result of successful middleweight charm and substance. Popular on Variety. But we do quickly suss their own natures, separately and as a duo: Scientist Ray Brown , who built this experimental shelter, is the pragmatic and patient balance to antic Billy Duplass , his BFF since childhood.

“There is nothing”: The Need For LGBTQ+ Representation In Fiction

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth. The plot turns in this are pretty wild, but thought provoking all the same. Taking place entirely within the confines of this two person biosphere after some unnamed catastrophe has seemingly wiped out the earth, this dialogue-driven chamber piece finds Sterling K Brown and Mark Duplass contemplating their existence, survival, science and magic…..