By Sarah Brouillette Beautiful World, Where Are You is a literary romance novel that follows two attractive couples casually dating, figuring… Read more The Consolations of Heterosexual Monogomy in Sally Rooney’s Beautiful World, Where Are You
Subway Horror Cinema and Infrastructural Brutalism
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Feeling Good in ‘Feel Good’
By Madeline Lane-McKinley From the outset Feel Good is a deliberate, at times quite earnest take on the romantic comedy,… Read more Feeling Good in ‘Feel Good’
“She Wants Your Children”
By Sophie Lewis Back in 2019, our beloved editor Sophie Lewis wrote a never-published take on the unconscious racial-familial politics… Read more “She Wants Your Children”
RIPPER NATION: Serial Killer Reproduction and Viewer Complicity in Netflix’s The Ripper
By Jennie Gilman As if the murder of Sarah Everard by Metropolitan Police officer, Wayne Couzens [1], was not evidence… Read more RIPPER NATION: Serial Killer Reproduction and Viewer Complicity in Netflix’s The Ripper
Mutual Aid as Self-Defense in Bacurau
By Johanna Isaacson With its blazing guns and wide western expanses, no one would guess that the Brazilian horror western Bacurau is… Read more Mutual Aid as Self-Defense in Bacurau
Revisiting Revisiting Genesis in COVID-19: death, time, data, the digital co-option of care
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Traumatic Nostalgia and Nostalgic Trauma: Consuming and Abusing Cultures of Childhood on Screen
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
Voltairine Without Adjectives
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
Aspirational Literary Labor in I May Destroy You
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
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