Joseph Aisenberg

@josephaisenberg13.bsky.social

Novelist, critic, movie guy, freak, normie, pedestrian, lover of skies, stairwells, dogs, good deals, hot food, pictures hung at odd angles, old fashioned dial phones as decor, air conditioning, movie poster art

Cinematic reenactments of true stories from the Holocaust (Schindler's List, The Pianist) have won scores of awards. Freeline Media critic @milanpaurich.bsky.social thinks one of the most powerful films about the Final Solution is actually a documentary. freelinemediaorlando.com/movie-talk-t...

Movie Talk: The Continued Power of Lanzmann's Shoah | Freeline

Movie Talk: The Continued Power of Lanzmann's Shoah. Freeline Media critic Milan Paurich reviews the towering Holocaust documentary.

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I did something extra fun on Saturday: I published my new book A Distant Plague, now available on Amazon as a paperback or ebook. It starts as a topical look at a man losing his apartment in an expensive rental market; but soon shifts into much darker, ominous territory. This one was a joy to write

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Memory can be a tricky thing. We can have vivid memories, but are we truly remembering it accurately? Freeline Media writer @josephaisenberg13.bsky.social explores memories of his rough and tumble childhood in his striking essay Filth And Alienation. Read on! freelinemediaorlando.com/filth-and-al...

Filth and Alienation: An Essay At Memory | Freeline Media

Filth and Alienation: An Essay At Memory. Freeline Media contributor Joseph Aisenberg take us on a dark journey into memory.

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Read this first part of my essay memoir story about my trashy racy childhood and my cratered early 20s. A lurid visit to a friend in Tulsa ramifies through my life, reflecting it all. Is it the glory of memory or a distorting lens to perceive the world as ourselves? substack.com/@josephaisen...

Joseph Aisenberg (@josephaisenberg)

Hey guys, check out this intriguing mélange of memoir, essay and story. It attempts to show the gray line, where memory’s waffly processes, and psychological projection overlap. Are the patterns one s...

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Read this first part of my essay memoir story about my trashy racy childhood and my cratered early 20s. A lurid visit to a friend in Tulsa ramifies through my life, reflecting it all. Is it the glory of memory or a distorting lens to perceive the world as ourselves? substack.com/@josephaisen...

Joseph Aisenberg (@josephaisenberg)

Hey guys, check out this intriguing mélange of memoir, essay and story. It attempts to show the gray line, where memory’s waffly processes, and psychological projection overlap. Are the patterns one s...

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