Hodler Prize Chronicle
Anthony Van Den BosscheNovel, screenplay, blog, essay, press article... What is the bets narrator of the year? One prize, one winner for all texts published or translated into English in the current year. And just one prize: Bitcoin. Welcome to the Hodler Prize newsfeed.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 46 |
| Subscribers | Read | hodlerprize.substack.com |
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Hodler Prize Selection (4/17)
‘Notley’s 50th book is a memoir of 17 years called being reflected upon, and book begins with the death of a husband, and ends with the treatment of breast cancer, its a book about suffering as Notley says suffering can lead to freezing, bu...
Hodler Prize Selection (3/17)
‘This strange little pink book is a sort of riff or skit on Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari’s «Thousand Plateaus », the dense philosophical text that has been so influential in setting the terms for contemporary thought about networks, po...
Hodler Prize Selection (2/17)
‘A vivid and flowering text that uses the thorny question of plant intelligence to crack open human hierarchies and knowledge systems while gesturing at a shared state of being that lies somewhere beyond. I love how Zoë takes this metaphysi...
Hodler Prize Selection (1/17)
“I chose The Wild Robot because it made me cry. This is the story of a stranded machine that gets to grow feelings in the company of a non-viable duckling. Reminiscent of the great classics Bambi and E.T, or even Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Me...
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