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  • We Are All in Danger: Olivia Laing’s The Silver Book

    We Are All in Danger: Olivia Laing’s The Silver Book

    Alice Bunny North
  • Talk to a Pair of Trousers

    Talk to a Pair of Trousers

    Emilia Laura Kudela
  • The Lost Prodigal Daughter of the Beat Generation: Jan Kerouac’s Baby Driver

    The Lost Prodigal Daughter of the Beat Generation: Jan Kerouac’s Baby Driver

    Arvind Iyengar
  • Keeping Clean in Dirt City: Natasha Stagg’s Grand Rapids

    Keeping Clean in Dirt City: Natasha Stagg’s Grand Rapids

    Romilly Schulte
  • Suffocation, Survival and the Hazy Veil of Memory: Revisiting Louise Glück’s Ararat

    Suffocation, Survival and the Hazy Veil of Memory: Revisiting Louise Glück’s Ararat

     Stefania Athanasopoulou
  • The Exploited Monster: On Hunchback by Saou Ichikawa

    The Exploited Monster: On Hunchback by Saou Ichikawa

    Iris Truong
  • Poppy’s Chaotic Descent into Metal

    Poppy’s Chaotic Descent into Metal

    Ken Sio
  • Some Nights I Feel Like Walking at the Queer East Festival

    Some Nights I Feel Like Walking at the Queer East Festival

    Ken Sio
  • A palimpsestic manipulation of time: Moreish Idols’ All in the Game

    A palimpsestic manipulation of time: Moreish Idols’ All in the Game

    Maddy Joseph
  • The Sincerity of Saoirse Moncrieff

    The Sincerity of Saoirse Moncrieff

    Elise Lunt
  • Express Yourself and Choke on It: Nora Turato’s pool7

    Express Yourself and Choke on It: Nora Turato’s pool7

    Romilly Schulte
  • Fiction, Indifference, and the Migrant Body: Vincent Delecroix’s Small Boat

    Fiction, Indifference, and the Migrant Body: Vincent Delecroix’s Small Boat

    Darcy Dubell
  • Out of Joint: Paul B. Preciado’s Dysphoria Mundi

    Out of Joint: Paul B. Preciado’s Dysphoria Mundi

    Ken Sio
  • Nine Cutesy Works

    Nine Cutesy Works

    Myles Zavelo
  • The photographer who stared the Mafia straight in the eye and didn’t blink

    The photographer who stared the Mafia straight in the eye and didn’t blink

    Michael Siani-Davies

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