John David Ebert

John David Ebert is a cultural critic and the author of nineteen books, including "Myths, Gods, Machines," "Videodrome Scene-by-Scene," "Blade Runner Scene-by-Scene," "Apocalypse Now Scene-by-Scene," "Star Wars Scene-by-Scene," "The Shining Scene-by-Scene," "Gods & Heroes of the Media Age: From Captain Nemo to The X-Files (Post Egoism Media, 2015)," "Rage and the Word: Gilgamesh, Akhenaten, Moses and the Birth of the Metaphysical Age (Post Egoism Media, 2014), "Art After Metaphysics" (Create Space 2013), "Giant Humans, Tiny Worlds: Adventures in the Universe of Graphic Novels" (Create Space 2014), "Post-Classic Cinema" (Create Space, 2013), "The Age of Catastrophe: Disaster and Humanity in Modern Times" (McFarland, 2012); "The New Media Invasion: Digital Technologies and the World They Unmake" (McFarland, 2011); "Dead Celebrities, Living Icons: Tragedy and Fame in the Age of the Multimedia Superstar" (Praeger, 2010); "Celluloid Heroes & Mechanical Dragons: Film as the Mythology of Electronic Society" (Cybereditions, 2005); and "Twilight of the Clockwork God: Conversations on Science & Spirituality at the End of an Age" (Council Oak Books, 1999). He has a series of videos and audio albums on various philosophers posted on YouTube, Google Play and two websites: cinemadiscourse.com and cultural-discourse.com