A page of a handwritten or printed document, possibly a manuscript or screenplay, with the title 'It Just Moves' by James Lynch, and text discussing online dating, videos, and meeting someone named Jamiroquai.
A page from a book or magazine, showing a conversation or interview about an apartment with a moving floor, featuring dialogue between two people.
Page 3 of a novel titled 'It Just Moves' by Lynch. The page contains a dialogue between two characters discussing movement, control, and scientific concepts, with some narrative describing a scene involving a chair sliding towards a couch.
Page from a book or manuscript titled 'Lynch / It Just Moves', page 4, containing a series of paragraphs discussing personal thoughts, past experiences, and social interactions.
Screenshot of a book page titled 'Lynch / It Just Moves / 5' containing a first-person narrative about filming a scene with a person in a big hat and describing the author's movements and feelings during the process.
A page from a book or article titled 'Lynch / It Just Moves' with text discussing videos, social interactions, and personal experiences.
A page of a book or manuscript with text discussing apartments, neighbors, and moving experiences.
A page of a written memoir or story with the heading "Lynch / It Just Moves" and the number 8. The text discusses personal experiences and reflections over different decades, from the 90s to 2000s, mentioning topics like social changes, personal beha
Page from a book or manuscript titled 'Lynch / It Just Moves / 9'. The text discusses personal reflections on dating, societal judgments, and a scene where a person opens a door to a room with a couch, chair, and drawers, and a woman comments on the
Page from a book titled 'Lynch / It Just Moves / 10' showing a scene of two people sitting on a couch, drinking, talking, and listening to music in a casual, home setting.
A page from a book titled 'Lynch / It Just Moves' with the text of a personal reflection about emotional turmoil, loneliness, and self-acceptance.