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Male Violence, God and the G20: Abraumhalde by Elfriede Jelinek

Published: 20/07/2017

What seasoned Swiss director Simone Blattner did with Abraumhalde in the Kammerspiele Bonn is particularly interesting. Blattner cut up the usual monologue into six voices: five men and one woman. Wit ... Read more

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The Wandering Path: A Review of Seed by Joanna Walsh

Published: 18/07/2017

Engagement with the natural world is a key part of Seed , which is at once slightly odd and highly relevant. We engage with raw nature less than we used to, especially those of us who grew up before t ... Read more

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Three untitled visual poems

Published: 11/07/2017

Of an orange grove, the bees visited the flowers At midnight, a bee hit the window of shed and died An eyelid stung by a bee, only the pain tastes honey The murmur of traffic filtered from the honeyco ... Read more

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Abundance and Proliferation

Published: 11/07/2017

I should say that some of my favourite art-related activities have usually been very ephemeral, online exchanges or posting groups or a good conversation with a friend – perhaps a moot point, but it’s ... Read more

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‘This is the third millennium, everything is permitted’

Published: 11/07/2017

What Despentes means for me will not be the same as what she means for other readers – an obvious point, but the potential gap between the experiences of readers is so large here that it needs to be h ... Read more

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Translating Aase Berg: A conversation with Johannes Göransson

Published: 10/07/2017

Translating Aase Berg's poetry is very difficult — it deforms the Swedish language with puns and radical ambiguities, archaic words, contorted syntax, translations and mistranslations and dystranslati ... Read more

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The Fall and Rise of Louis Althusser

Published: 7/07/2017

Like Galileo with astronomy and Darwin with biology, Althusser argued that Marx opened up a new “scientific continent.” According to him, what makes Marx’s or Darwin’s or Galileo’s thought scientific ... Read more

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Poetry is an Opportunity

Published: 6/07/2017

Poetry is an opportunity, even a challenge or askance, to be complex, ambiguous, playful with the fact of daily normative, comforting language, and when its used just to make a straightforward stateme ... Read more

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The Complicit Reader: N. J. Campbell’s Found Audio

Published: 5/07/2017

My reader’s copy of Found Audio has hot sauce splattered on its edgings. It’s been inked at the corners. Its cover is waterlogged. White innards poke through the cracked casing of its spine. These are ... Read more

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Government Security Zone

Published: 4/07/2017

In 2003 following an increased terrorism threat an area of central London was designated as the Government Security Zone (GSZ). In May 2004 the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) commissioned a GSZ pol ... Read more

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I’m Fine, But You Appear to Be Sinking: An Interview with Leyna Krow

Published: 1/07/2017

Domestic Fabulism is a label that I think is a good fit for the collection. Each story is about either something very odd happening in a normal setting, or something normal happening in an odd setting ... Read more

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Philosophers Wrong About Knowledge Since Plato Bombshell!

Published: 1/07/2017

First of all, it is a lie that philosophers traditionally defined knowledge as justified true belief (“JTB”). Gettier criticized a view that nearly no philosopher ever held. Roderick Chisholm might ha ... Read more

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The Language Activism of ‘The Aleksandr Technique’ by Gareth Twose

Published: 29/06/2017

‘The Aleksandr Technique’ was inspired by email updates "written" by a toy meerkat during its shipping to the poet’s home. The meerkat in question, named Aleksandr Orlov, is a recurring persona deploy ... Read more

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Trial of ____/: a review of Valerie Hsiung’s EFG

Published: 28/06/2017

EFG is divided into three sections, 1) Naturacide, 2) exchange following and gene flow, and 3) J’etais Enfant Jadis (I Was a Child Once). The vitalism blowing through a torn mother earth is inhaled in ... Read more

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On Taylor Larsen’s Stranger, Father, Beloved

Published: 27/06/2017

What happens when a reader expects a novel to be one thing and it ends up being something else altogether? This is not an infrequent occurrence in my reading life. Perhaps I pay too much attention to ... Read more

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The Road to Grenfell Tower

Published: 24/06/2017

The tenants at Grenfell Tower saw the danger, noted it when they walked into their building at night, and reported it – just like the tenants in the building that collapsed in Harlem more than 20 year ... Read more

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diverse tribes of urban identity – a review of Stephen Barber’s Berlin Bodies

Published: 22/06/2017

Barber’s surrendering to these “seductive enticements” form some of the most striking passages in Berlin Bodies, whether relaying the silence and dusty redundancy of an abandoned train station, or rec ... Read more

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