Josh Corman
Josh Corman is a writer and English teacher in Central Kentucky and a Contributing Editor at Panels. He also writes for Kentucky Sports Radio’s pop culture blog, Funkhouser. If he’s not reading, he’s hanging out with his wife and two young children or cheering on his beloved Kentucky Wildcats. Twitter: @JoshACorman
Lies, Damn Lies, and HILLBILLY ELEGY
November 28, 2016After the election, some are calling Hillbilly Elegy a prophecy, but the book's proponents are avoiding the ugly truth about why voters went for Trump.
Sometimes, Books Make Me Feel Dumb (and That’s a Good Thing)
November 4, 2016Dave Cullen's book, Columbine, changed the way I understood one of the seminal events of my youth. It made me feel pretty dumb, but that's a good thing.
Three Books Nick Offerman Should Write
March 16, 2016My job entails a lengthy commute. This has been bad for my feelings of gentleness and compassion toward my fellow ...
A Fond Farewell to a Beloved DAREDEVIL Arc
January 2, 2016We here at Panels are taking some much needed time off; in the meantime, we’re revisiting some favorite old posts ...
THE RAP YEAR BOOK and Twitter’s Best-Seller Magic
November 9, 2015Shea Serrano is a writer for Grantland (or was until, in the middle of me writing this piece, ESPN unceremoniously shuttered it), ...
Mark Waid’s DAREDEVIL: A Fond Farewell
July 21, 2015For a long time, the only thing I knew about Daredevil was that he was the subject of the Ben ...
The Clutter: On Trying to Read GSaW on Its Own Terms
July 14, 2015This post is part of our Harper Lee Reading Day: a celebration of one of the most surprising literary events of ...
3 Things CALVIN AND HOBBES Taught Me about Parenting
July 2, 2015We here at Panels are taking some much needed time off; in the meantime, we’re revisiting some favorite old posts ...
The 8-Step Marketing Plan for Harper Lee’s New Novel
July 1, 2015While we at the Riot are taking this lovely summer week off to rest (translation: read by the pool/ocean/on our ...
Amazing Art: How ODY-C Changed the Way I See Comics
June 22, 2015I was perusing the shelves of one of my local comic shops (shout out to The Comic Interlude in Lexington, ...