Reflections on William Blake, Surrealism, Ecology and radical theology and politics
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Trotsky once spoke of a raincoat that had holes in it. It was a perfect raincoat, he said - as long as it doesn’t rain. With the far left’s confused non-response to Trump’s fascism (when they aren’t simply congratulating him on pwning the l...
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It's no good closing your eyes, you must leave them open in the dark, that is my opinion. I am not speaking of sleep, I am speaking of what I believe is called waking.
I saw Boyd Rice play (as 'Non') back in August 1981, alongside Throbbing Gristle (TG), Z'ev, Cabaret Voltaire and Clock DVA as part of the 'Industrial Night Out' at the Lyceum, London, which brought together the big cheeses of Industrial Mu...
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Andy Wilson co-founded the Association of Musical Marxists (AMM), and has written books on the group Faust, the composer Iancu Dumitrescu ('Cosmic Orgasm'), and a book of lo-fi illustrations to Blake ('The Brilliant New Hercules').
Spent the noughties being sure of my politics. Since Syria, Ukraine, Brexit, Trump less so. Like many on left or right i can’t work out whether it's me or my friends that have lost their minds.
LitRPG writer and historian.
Author of 25 books, 47 in translation into 20 languages. Writes about ecology, religion, philosophy, culture.
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