Write Dangerously
Garry Craig PowellWoke art is rubbish. 'Make war on your peers and yourselves,' as Nietzsche said. Live dangerously, write dangerously. Remake the culture. Be a hero.
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Meeting Ray Davies in Oneiric Finland
Sir Ray Davies, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ray_Davies_tour.jpg; the Comandante onstage with Chris Craun and Slings and Arrows, Conway, AR c. 2012
Kamala, Karens, and the Age of Imbecility
The ‘Arundel tomb’ in Chichester Cathedral: a knight and his lady holding hands (photo Garry Craig Powell). A heterosexual couple at a Pride March (photo G. Dallorto, via Wikimedia Commons). Elizabeth I (image Wikipedia). Kamala (Reddit)
The Meaning of the Overman for Writers
Yukio Mishima and Major Gabriele D’Annunzio; Karen Blixen at home in Denmark, and Friedrich Nietzsche in military uniform, unfortunately decapitated in this photo
Music: the Best Antidote to Modern Life
The Comandante on stage at West Dean College; and with fellow student friends
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Cambridge graduate, ex-professor of Creative Writing, Englishman, neo-Nietzschean, and foe of wokeness, Powell is the author of the satire Our Parent Who Art in Heaven (Flame Books, 2022). In future he may be known as Gareth Craig Powell.
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