Articles by Dan Minch

personal 09.01.08 Night of the Living Dead

Dan Minch stays up later and later watching old horror flicks, slowly transforming into the monster of his obsession.

arts 06.11.08 Indiana Jones and the Masquerade

In our second article for Submissions Week, Dan Minch dresses up for the premiere of the new Indiana Jones film. Naturally, the word “nerdcore” comes up.

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