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Jorge Cotte

Jorge Cotte is a writer living in Chicago. His work has appeared in The New Inquiry, Complex, and Remezcla. When not writing, he is cooking, binging, and tweeting.

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Surviving Destruction: What Keeps Going in Eugenie Brinkema’s “Life-Destroying Diagrams”

Jorge Cotte reviews Eugenie Brinkema’s “Life-Destroying Diagrams,” a monograph in defense of radical formalism....

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FILM

Nonlinear Delivery Options: The Times of "Station Eleven"

Jorge Cotte thinks about the persistence and power of art across the various timelines the HBO Max miniseries Station Eleven....

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TELEVISION

The Appearance of Light: On Barry Jenkins’s “The Underground Railroad”

On “The Underground Railroad,” illumination travels across media, refracting and shapeshifting....

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TELEVISION

Los Angeles Review of Books

Speculative Fictions: Finance, Excess, and HBO's Industry

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TELEVISION

Los Angeles Review of Books

Dear Television vs The Psychometric Personality Quiz

PHILLIP MACIAK, SARAH MESLE, JANE HU, JORGE COTTE

DEAR TELEVISION

Los Angeles Review of Books

Tick Tock: The Timeliness of Watchmen

JORGE COTTE

TELEVISION

Los Angeles Review of Books

Motion Sickness: Disavowing “Succession”

JORGE COTTE

TELEVISION

Los Angeles Review of Books

Radical Acts of Flyness

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TELEVISION

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