
Woke 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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Looter smashing shop window in France, October 2026; the Vienna uprising, 1848; young man on burned car; 1848, unknown capital; Limoges Town Hall, torched, 2026; looters plundering Chanel boutique in the Marais, Paris, October 2026
Even in...
Anne Carson (b. 1950, Toronto), poetaster and Nobel Laureate for Literature, 2026
Usually when I write about literature, my great love, and the original intended theme of this blog—the clue is in the name, Write Dangerously—reader engageme...
Sagal Abdi-Wali, MP, and Sir Keir, a.k.a. the Starmertron or the Starmersaurus
It is indeed hard to imagine a worse representative of the people of London than the former Labour Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, a man known for his robotic spe...
French firemen set on fire, while rioters film him; savage beating on car window and threatening; mayor of Paris suburb of Saint-Denis, gleefully joining in the mayhem; savage using flamethrower to set a woman’s face on fire. October, 2026....
Top row: Woman levitating, artist unknown (to me) Bogotá, Colombia; painting by Caspar David Friedrich. (Both preceding photos by the Comandante). Muslim iftar celebration inside Bristol Cathedral. Middle row: Dresden Christmas market; Hadi...
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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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