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The Eternal World War Of The Underground
When I looked at writing an article about ant warfare I started gathering research notes, before realising I could fill several books. Therefore to keep this a humane length I have opted to write an article roughly in the style of a militar...
Why Japanese Horror Became the West’s Favourite Foreign Nightmare
As we’ve already explored, the invention of the horror genre in the West came from inbuilt cultural and psychological tensions. Without these tensions, a story that aims to frighten or scare feels merely folkloric, akin to a fable or parabl...
AI was not the first image crisis: the X-ray panic of the 1890s
On New Year’s Day 2026 there were media reports around the world describing scenes taking place on Twitter/X, where the site’s integrated AI chat bot Grok was apparently ‘undressing’ user photos at the prompt of other users - including phot...
Wanna Know How I Got These Scars?
In my absence I have been working on an extended project of original research, which I am now excited to start sharing with you. Over a series of articles I aim to explain my theories about why Western masking traditions and the Western fac...
BONUS: How The Victorians Eroticised Death, From Ophelia To Salome
Sexual seances, vampires, mad doctors, the Ripper, morbid beauty, death photography, TB chic and the Ophelian aspiration
In 1569 a young Tudor woman named Jane Shaxspere slipped into a millpond near Stratford upon Avon whilst picking flowe...
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