Reterritorialise
ReterritorialiseReterritorialising art and culture. Literary criticism that blends creative non fiction and analysis.
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Art and the New Intelligence
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Review: Improvidence by David Herod
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That Awful Shape: Richard III and Incel Theory
Before the incel, there was Richard. I do not mean the bag of bones buried beneath a Leicester car park. I mean Richard: grotesque hunchback, sublime machievel, apex mutant.
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