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Kelly Coyne

Kelly Coyne is a student in Northwestern’s PhD program in film and media studies. Her work has appeared in The Atlantic, The Millions, and Literary Hub, as well as in academic journals.

Single Girls Forever: How TV Envisions Friendship Between Women

Kelly Coyne asks why TV series from Laverne and Shirley to Girls5Eva need to represent adult female friendship through girlhood...

KELLY COYNE

TELEVISION

Queering the Language of Female Friendship in Juliet Lapidos’s “Talent”

Kelly Coyne dissects the queering of language in Juliet Lapidos’s satirical campus novel “Talent.”...

KELLY COYNE

FICTION

The Confessional Peep Show: Pleasure, Pornography, and “The Deuce”

Reading HBO’s “The Deuce” through the lens of academic porn studies....

KELLY COYNE

TELEVISION

GENDER & SEXUALITY

Los Angeles Review of Books

Sylvia Plath’s Magic Mirror

KELLY COYNE

FICTION

Los Angeles Review of Books

Gothic Camp: The Beales of East Hampton

KELLY COYNE

FILM

GENDER & SEXUALITY

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