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Meaning (and Lackthereof) of Life
Writer and director Peter Fenton holds a degree in interpersonal communication and often has an existential bend in his darkly comedic theater and film work. Originally from an evangelical Christian background, Fenton wants to make his audiences laugh and think.


Your Upcoming Trip to Neverland
This blog post also lives on my Substack . Welcome to springtime! Here in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, it’s just getting consistently warm enough that I’ve considered sitting on my balcony a few times. (One of these days, it’s going to happen!) But it’s not looking like even when the weather gets consistently nice, I’ll have a ton of time to sit on my porch this month. Here’s what’s going on in Peterfentonland: We’re Going to Neverland! I THINK WE’RE LOST will Premiere in Phil

Peter Fenton
Apr 4


So You Remember 9/11 But Also Want to Get Active on TikTok...
So I caved. I have a TikTok now. This video is also on TikTok I guess it’s not exactly “new”, I opened the account a couple years ago, but I never really did anything with it. It’s an interesting moment in the life of a Gen X-er or a Millennial, when a tech development happens when you’re in your upper 20s or so and you have a horrifying moment of realization that, “Oh. This is not for me, is it?” I say Gen X and Millennial here because I don’t necessarily believe technology

Peter Fenton
Jan 11


How I Learned Privilege Exists
This essay was originally written and published in 2019. I've made slight edits in 2025 for clarity. My understanding of privilege, race, gender, and sexuality has evolved since this original post at age 24, but I stand by the lessons I learned at the time of writing. Perhaps the perspective in this essay will help someone else. Peter Fenton, a boy who is both very white and very male Before I really get started, let’s call out the elephant in the room that, as a white man, I

Peter Fenton
May 29, 2025


Do You Have Something to Say? (The Answer is Yes)
Every person has genuinely interesting stories. Life may just be the ongoing matter of living those stories and learning how to tell them.

Peter Fenton
May 26, 2025
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