Joshua Corin grew up to a strapping 5’8’’ in Rhode Island, a lovely state you’ve never been to and which is roughly the size of Yosemite National Park. He spent 7 years at the State University of New York at Binghamton, and all he got to show for it was a Bachelor's degree, two Master's degrees, three consecutive assistantships, and mononucleosis. Some of his friends from Binghamton have gone on to act in Law & Order, record songs for Grey’s Anatomy, and work for Marvel Comics. Joshua, on the other hand, went on to work on the Broadway revival of The Rocky Horror Show and then teach English at a yeshiva for wayward Jews. Because he loves Chick Fil A, he moved to Atlanta in 2004, where he currently is an instructor in English and theatre at the Newton Campus of Georgia Perimeter College. Aside from eating at Chick Fil A, sleeping until noon, watching bad movies with large groups, Joshua also enjoys writing. For example, he wrote this biography. He also wrote the screenplay Windfall, which won first place in the Open Door Contest co-sponsored by Dimension Films; the one-act play “Eventually” which was a finalist for the Heideman Award at the Humana Festival; the two-act comedy Vagrants in Love which has been performed in states as politically varied as Texas and Massachusetts; the three-act drama Pop Apocalypse, which holds a special place in his heart; the two-act drama Nightlight, which doesn’t; the screenplay Snowjob, which is circulating Hollywood; and Nuclear Winter Wonderland, which is being published in Fall 2008 by Kunati.
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