Kevin L. Ferguson is a faculty member in the Department of English of Queens College/CUNY. He teaches undergraduate and graduate courses on writing, literature, and film. His film writing has appeared in Bright Lights Film Journal, Camera Obscura, Jump Cut, Scope, The Journal of Medical Humanities, Hotel Amerika, and online at Michigan Quarterly Review. Contact me at kferguson (at) qc.cuny.edu.
how can film speak of writing?
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Twitter / ProfFerguson- ProfFerguson: The way he has his extras walk down a street in KISS IN DEATH, clearly Schroeder has never lived in NYC.
- ProfFerguson: Watching Barbet Schroeder's KISS OF DEATH: another ash-heap depiction of Queens, NY.
- ProfFerguson: On the symmetry of cosmic fairy tale bodies: http://t.co/xqLNern5
- ProfFerguson: "The visual objects in a composition are like so many cosmic bodies attracting and repelling one another in space." -- Rudolf Arnheim.
- ProfFerguson: @sallitt Most anything from Dell will look pulp with a 95¢ sticker! Can't get away with that these days--people know their airport lit.