Katharine Coldiron

Jan 15, 2025 | medium.com | Katharine Coldiron

Faces and reversal of meaning in the Indiana Jones franchise. Katharine Coldiron·Follow6 min read·--Screenshot, Indiana Jones and the Great CircleI’m going to go ahead and argue that most of the Indiana Jones content of the 21st century has been bad, and has undermined the franchise in its badness. The new movies have been upsettingly subpar, and Harrison Ford has shown his age, which is both inevitable and hard to bear.

Dec 11, 2024 | medium.com | Katharine Coldiron

A partially empty character study. Katharine Coldiron·Follow11 min read·--I am fifteen years old and I am watching the cutest boy I’ve ever seen. He makes jokes in 16th century English while he shoots pool with a friend. I can’t stop looking at his hair, at his lips, at the movement of his lanky body. The way he speaks the word “amorous” will linger at the edges of every word I’ll ever hear him utter. This movie will be my awakening, not to DiCaprio but to cinema itself.

Nov 20, 2024 | bookandfilmglobe.com | Sharyn Vane |Stephen Garrett |Michael Welch |Katharine Coldiron

Stay for the Ariana Grande jokes, forget the rest of his Netflix standup act

May 4, 2024 | fictator.blogspot.com | Katharine Coldiron

1. Collection soon 2. Book finished 3. New project 1. My mini-collection of short stories, Wire Mothers, releases in just about a week. Confetti emoji! I am long overdue on making the announcement that I'll be appearing in Brooklyn in late June to promote it, but I haven't gotten my ass to Canva to make a graphic for that event, because April was messy (see 2).

Mar 7, 2024 | barrelhousemag.com | Katharine Coldiron

Reviewed by McKenzie Watson-ForeTin House / October 2023 / 192 pp“Loneliness…has a way of wrapping itself around me until it hides what’s actually true,” Athena Dixon writes on the first page of The Loneliness Files. This memoir-in-essays traces Dixon’s complex relationship to solitude and, ultimately, mortality.  The book opens on New Year’s Eve 2020, as Dixon floats in the doldrums of a seemingly endless pandemic-induced isolation.