Review: T.M. Wolf – Sound
T. M. Wolf’s debut novel, Sound, is a book, a film and a swirly, scratching record all in one. Writen by a young New Jerseyite, the ‘experimental’ novel is a [...]
Life: Revisited
The title of David Eagleman’s book Sum, recently adapted by Wayne McGregor and Max Richter as an opera at the Royal Opera House, is no accident. Eagleman deliberately chose the [...]
A Day In The Life
As we continue to emerge pale and bruised from the end of the last decade, writers have learnt to battle the inevitable fallout one day at a time. An increasing [...]
Capitalism’s New Clothes: Enterprise, Ethics and Enjoyment in Times of Crisis
Colin Cremin’s book is ambitious and pertinent. Using Hans Christian Anderson’s short tale, The Emperor’s New Clothes, the author looks to prove that our consciousness of modernity is essentially false; [...]
Notes Toward a Critique of Money
In keeping with our look at the effect of capitalism over our modern world, see the False Consciousness series for more, we present the work of Georgios Papadopoulos. In his [...]
Dark Matter
Dark Matter is a book on ‘Art and Politics in the Age of Enterprise Culture’ by the artist and writer Gregory Sholette. With impressive knowledge Sholette archives art activism, mostly [...]
A selected extract from Maxim and Fyodor
Read a brief digestion of Maxim and Fyodor here. __________________ These extracts reproduced with kind permission of Seagull Publishing House Ltd. __________________ Read a brief digestion of Maxim and Fyodor [...]
The Opium Eater
A forlorn Sunday morning in the autumn of 1804. Thomas de Quincey, tormented by acute neuralgia, submits to a chemistry that will quell his malady but will alter his mind [...]
Nick Santos-Pedro
Nick Santos-Pedro is a Canadian poet and neuroarchivist who lives and works in London. His poetry blog is called Felicity Detuning
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