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

By Willie Johnson Last July, while Jeffrey Epstein awaited judgment for sex trafficking, the New York Times reported another of… Read more Against Ability

By JN Hoad  What follows is a discussion of a cinematic portrayal of the Paris branch of the AIDs Coalition… Read more BPM: Duration and Endurance

Below Blind Field presents an excerpt from the Red Fightback collective’s pamphlet Marxism and Transgender Liberation: Confronting Transphobia in the British… Read more Marxism & Transgender Liberation

By Alex-Alvina Chamberland “These streams don’t flow into one definitive sea, these rivers have no permanent banks; this body no… Read more A meaningless procedure – Ljubljana, Berlin, Amsterdam, New York City, Malmö, New Delhi, Stockholm, 2005–