By Eleri Fowler In a time of widespread illness, many of us have been confronted with the labour of caring… Read more Revisiting Revisiting Genesis in COVID-19: death, time, data, the digital co-option of care

By Bethany Rose Lamont [CONTENT WARNING: discussion of child sexual abuse) Movie Monsters: Child Abusers and Nostalgic Nerds  In popular… Read more Traumatic Nostalgia and Nostalgic Trauma: Consuming and Abusing Cultures of Childhood on Screen

By Evelyn Kronfeld Last year, in an attempt to tidy my bookshelf, I went through my messy stack of zines.… Read more Voltairine Without Adjectives

By Sarah Brouillette In I May Destroy You, the main character, Arabella Essiedu, is struggling to finish writing a book –… Read more Aspirational Literary Labor in I May Destroy You

By Lucy Blissett Epochs throw up the monsters they need. History can be written of monsters, and in them. We… Read more The Werewolf Cult of Silicon Valley

By David M. Bell  There’s a lot said against utopia.  Or rather, there’s little said against utopia itself, because utopia-itself… Read more The Only Realism: Utopia Within, Utopia Against, Utopia Beyond

By Jose Rosales and Andreas Petrossiants Before the Red Army Faction in Germany (1970–1998), the Red Brigades in Italy (1970–1988), and Action… Read more A Model of Behavior Like A Cop or A Female Saint: On Jean-Patrick Manchette’s Nada