By Lindsay Turner | To tell you how it is would require extraordinary powers of mimesis, or it would require… Read more Essays on Working
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Dreams of Gilead
By Sophie Lewis | The Handmaid’s Tale has been generating a lot of enjoyment for over three decades. Its trajectory… Read more Dreams of Gilead
Between Two Worlds: Race and Authenticity in Cover Songs
By Justin Hogg | The reason I make playlists is to find the connections between songs, the sounds that make… Read more Between Two Worlds: Race and Authenticity in Cover Songs
Nine Notes on “Gender Strike”
By Madeline Lane-McKinley | 1. “Gender strike” describes the impossibility of a “general strike” only pronounced by conditions of feminization.… Read more Nine Notes on “Gender Strike”
Patenting The Pissoir: Queer Bodies and Proprietary Technologies
By Chris Chitty | The following is a piece from our late friend, Chris Chitty. Chris was a radical thinker,… Read more Patenting The Pissoir: Queer Bodies and Proprietary Technologies
The GIF as a Tool of Rereading, Resistance, and Re-narrativizing in Social Media Spaces
By Jasmine Lee Ehrhardt | The woman smirks coolly, appraising an unknown subject that is out of the camera’s view.… Read more The GIF as a Tool of Rereading, Resistance, and Re-narrativizing in Social Media Spaces
Vocabularies for Struggle
By the Blind Field Editors | Against the backdrop of “love trumps hate”—a key phrase of the liberal anti-Trump lexicon—it… Read more Vocabularies for Struggle
Potter’s Field: Part Two
A capella By Justin Hogg | It wouldn’t be much longer until he was free. He held his own captivity… Read more Potter’s Field: Part Two
Against the “Slow Cancellation of the Future”
By the Blind Field Editors | We were saddened to hear yesterday’s news of Mark Fisher’s unexpected death. Our thoughts… Read more Against the “Slow Cancellation of the Future”
In/Visibility in Dirty Pretty Things
By Aria Alamalhodaei | In 1999, the average person in Great Britain was captured on closed circuit television (CCTV) nearly… Read more In/Visibility in Dirty Pretty Things
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