Katharine ColdironIt Will Eat Holes in Your HeartThe Zone of Interest’s context, erasures, and influences.Mar 1Mar 1
Katharine ColdironCinema as IrritantWhat Ruben Östlund, Lars von Trier, and Mulholland Drive have in common.Jan 23Jan 23
Katharine ColdironNever Explain How: Death Bed Is Good, ActuallyEvery time I watch Death Bed, I fall a little more in love with it.Feb 8, 2022Feb 8, 2022
Katharine ColdironinANMLYCentury-Old Voices: A Review of Deborah Woodard’s No FinisFor whatever reason, one of the few things I retained from high school history class was the story of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire…Aug 11, 2019Aug 11, 2019
Katharine ColdironinANMLYThe Mystery of Subjective Experience: Emmalea Russo’s GEmmalea Russo’s debut book, G, is both tightly organized and extremely obscure. Russo’s artistic intentions are quite present, but their…Jan 3, 2019Jan 3, 2019
Katharine ColdironWhy I Write for FreeWriting for free is a natural consequence in an industry in a profound state of transition.Dec 13, 20184Dec 13, 20184
Katharine ColdironMore Privilege & Feminism on the MantleThis is mostly a note to Medium folks who have begun following me due to my private schools piece. Hi, and thank you! I’d like to direct…Oct 10, 2018Oct 10, 2018
Katharine ColdironThe Culture of Wealthy White Private SchoolsIf you knew my high school, you wouldn’t be surprised by the Kavanaugh allegations eitherOct 4, 201832Oct 4, 201832
Katharine ColdironInterview Outtakes: Alice HatcherAlice Hatcher’s debut novel, The Wonder that Was Ours, was published by Dzanc on September 4. I interviewed Alice for the Masters Review…Sep 24, 2018Sep 24, 2018