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History is a nightmare from which we are trying to awake

Political violence and historical fiction

Sep 12 • Joshua Corey

Truth, beauty, and ChatGPT

What Richard Hugo and the Romantics have to teach us about poetry and AI

Jul 20 • Joshua Corey

De-transcendence, baby

Our political-aesthetic problem

May 12 • Joshua Corey

The Clod and the Cloud

Techno-optimism and its discontents; or, a brief memoir of my time in Silicon Valley.

Apr 18 • Joshua Corey

Against the Rapture States

Finding the future in my past, with thoughts on Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor's "The Rise of End Times Fascism."

Apr 13 • Joshua Corey

Introducing The Fortnightly Review

Welcome to the new New Series

Feb 26 • Joshua Corey

The Adorable Weakness of James Schuyler

Against the vibe shift

Jan 29 • Joshua Corey

Concord: An Update

Three weeks, three chapters

Jan 25 • Joshua Corey

Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Reading the modernists in calamitous times

Jan 10 • Joshua Corey

Once in a lifetime

What 2025 may bring

Jan 2 • Joshua Corey

The Trip to Poetry

Travels with Steve and Rob, and Wordsworth and Coleridge, oh my.

Dec 2, 2024 • Joshua Corey

Ironic points of light

Saturday's tea leaves, Ozymandias-style.

Nov 16, 2024 • Joshua Corey

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