Alexander B. Joy lives and works in his native New Hampshire, where he spends the long winters reading the world's classics and composing haiku. In the nonfiction realm, he typically writes about literature, film, and philosophy. If all goes as planned, his Twitter feed (@aeneas_nin) will someday feature dog pictures. 
Documentaries · Music & Musicals
Their performance isn’t marked by precision or technical mastery. It’s an onrush of unbridled enthusiasm all the way through – a frenzied, joyous romp that treats the show as if[…]
Drama · Military and Paramilitary · Philosophy · Thrillers & Action · Urban Conflict · War
This essay discusses Eye in the Sky’s elaborate staging of the trolley problem, a famous philsophical thought experiment designed to tease out our criteria for moral judgments. The author argues[…]
“Aldo Raine is nothing more than Adolf Hitler wrapped in an American flag.”
