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Joshua Corey

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  • Proust for me remains a sort of gravity well, a planet that I’ve barely begun to explore.
    about 18 hours ago
  • Some seriously interesting finds at the books-by-the pound place today: Henry Raczymow’s very curious SWAN’S WAY, a… https://t.co/sKt0kCM8yQ
    about 19 hours ago
  • 100 Words: “The Dead” (1907-1914), by James Joyce https://t.co/j5BialXyBC
    about 2 days ago
  • Language as common sense—that is as amalgamation and meeting place for the five senses—a site for their further investigation.
    about 2 days ago
  • There’s a gentleman who waits with me on the outbound Davis Street Metra platform some mornings who is always readi… https://t.co/jojdXGYp53
    about 3 days ago
  • It’s incredible to me that this is the first time someone has been willing to go public with how Congress really wo… https://t.co/gtRDWmlQVD
    about 3 days ago
  • I moved to New Orleans back in the Nineties under the influence of this film. It wasn’t the worst idea I’ve ever ha… https://t.co/CRzXDR7qxP
    about 6 days ago
  • “The evening deepened in the avenue.” Even Joyce’s simplest sentences are beautiful.
    about 6 days ago
  • Teaching Joyce today and I am stoked. When all is said and done he is still my favorite author by a mile.
    about 6 days ago
  • RT @AOC: “Climate change is not a market glitch to be fixed through pricing... but part of a dire social crisis.” The GND R… https://t.co/qeVVOgtzca
    about a week ago

This Is Jim Rockford

September 25, 2013


I've made my debut as a TV critic with an essay on how The Rockford Files got me through my fortieth birthday over at Press Play, a new Indiewire blog devoted to TV and film criticism. Check it out.

And if you're interested, here are some older posts on cinema and the cinematic:

  • A reading of Tsai Ming-Lian's film What Time Is It There?
  • On Michael Haneke's Caché
  • On Man on Wire
  • On Terence Malick's Days of Heaven
  • "Cinematic Prose and Its Posthuman Other"
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Cahiers de Corey

From 2003 to 2014 I maintained a blog on poetry, poetics, and other topics of interest--film, politics, academia. You can still read it:

http://joshcorey.blogspot.com/