By Eugene Brennan | Moments of political defeat are often closely accompanied by widespread and exaggerated claims about the impact… Read more “Equipment for Living: On Poetry and Pop Music” – A Review-Essay

By Sarah Brouillette | NoViolet Bulawayo’s 2013 novel We Need New Names follows a gang of kids whose families have been left… Read more On the African Literary Hustle

This month marks Blind Field’s second anniversary as an online journal dedicated to thinking about the politics of culture, and… Read more Two years in…

By Jules Joanne Gleeson |  Gender abolition was a contentious point of discussion among the communization current in the early… Read more Abolitionism in the 21st Century: From Communization as the End of Sex, to Revolutionary Transfeminism

By Laura Renata Martin |  The figure of the white blue collar worker looms large in recent left efforts to… Read more Historicizing White Nostalgia: Race and American Fordism

By Jules Joanne Gleeson | Here in Vienna, there are two permanent feminist centres: the Frauen Zentrum (Womens’ Centre), and… Read more The Call for Gender Abolition: From Materialist Lesbianism to Gay Communism

By A.R. Posters for Zaynê Akyol’s documentary film Gulîstan, Land of Roses—depicting a PKK woman fighter’s profile against a mountain… Read more Interview with Zaynê Akyol on her film Gulîstan Land of Roses

By Jose Rosales | In the July 1st 2017 copy of the German newspaper Taz one can find the statements… Read more THE BLACK BLOC WHICH WAS NOT