Reterritorialise
Reclaiming literary and artistic culture from dying mainstream institutions. Literary criticism that blends creative non fiction with analysis.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Infrequently |
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| Issues | 10 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 22 days ago |
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Extracts from William Collen's 'A Mororovic Continuity
Reterritorialise supports independent arts through its commitment to serious criticism. This is essential to any artistic counter culture. The second purpose of Reterritorialise is the aestheticisation of criticism in itself. Some attempts...
Review: The Prince of Saidon by Miles Mcnaughton
There is the desert, and a city in the desert. It is a Great city, full of pomp and depravity. To the East of the city is the sea, and the Sea is blue and there are waves and palmleaves on the sandy shore. To its West there is the desert. T...
The New Girly Poetry
Editor’s Note
I commissioned this piece because I noticed an emerging poetic and literary form in e-litarati spaces; a female led aesthetic which perhaps has its origin in the Instagram poetry of Rupi Kaur. This is often dismissed as vapid...
Reterritorialise: a letter from the editor
I wish to grow Reterritorialise into a cultural institution within the little corner of alternative fiction and commentary which I presently inhabit. It shall be a “parallel institution”: the problems with mainstream culture and publishing...
Art, Artifice, and the Author
Frater Asemlen’s For the Machine: Defending AI Art is partly a response to my Art and the New Intelligence, but also a summation of his longstanding views. Because of this he does not address me point-by-point. But his positions fit within...
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