RMC Book Club
R. M. CorbinA place to discuss story as a form and literature as a mode of living.
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A Triptych for Flannery
Edenic Sense, Long Dead
Flannery O’Connor’s 1952 short story, “Enoch and the Gorilla,” bears an uncanny history: it was first published on its own in the first volume of New World Writing, appeared slightly rewritten later that year in...
On Arthur
Full disclosure: my son’s name is Arthur. My wife encountered the name while (heavily pregnant) reading Gore Vidal’s Myra Breckinridge—which, for those who know, is about as far from the Arthurian tales as anything can be.
But in encounte...
On Lear
A Note: This post is the beginning of an experimental stage for the RMC Book Club—less formulaic posts that are nevertheless somewhat more traditional and rigorous in their argument. I hope you enjoy it.
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According to Geoff...
A Story - "A Good Man is Hard to Find"
Hello all,
It just so happens that these apocalyptic times—the burning of LA, the Years-of-Lead aggression, the crumbling of certain measures of public faith—have coincided with the birth of my first child. Thus I write this with a mind ad...
Longlegs, et al.: A Literary-Critical Case for Horror
It may or may not come as some surprise that I love horror movies. More so, I love them in a fashion different from that of popular consensus. They are not guilty pleasures. They are not, on the whole, brute machines of catharsis. I find th...
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