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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Britain Hurtles Towards Revolutionary Change
First picture: Rembrandt? Next, the Comandante on Pont Mynwy (Monnow Bridge), Monmouth; the Comandante before Glyndwr’s parliament at Machnylleth; the final picture is in Chichester: I took the photograph but can’t remember the artist’s nam...
Banksy: Brilliant or Woke Midwit Bore?
Clockwise, from top left: Banksy’s new sculpture in London; Michelangelo’s Pieta; Rodin’s Cathedral; and one of the Bronze warriors found at Riace, Sicily, C5th BC.
This week, on Wednesday, in Waterloo Place, central London, Banksy install...
'Waiting for the Barbarians'? No, They're Here
Mérida, Spain (Augusta Emerita, founded 25 B.C.) Photos by the Comandante.
Not long ago, I underwent massage therapy, for a back problem, and noticed that in every room in the ‘facility’, there was a Buddha statue. I asked my therapist, w...
Radical Feminism is Destroying Us
Judith Butler and Simone de Beauvoir, two pseudo-philosophers
In this week’s New Statesman, an article called ‘Angry Young Women’ reported on a poll by Merlin Strategy, carried out for them—and bear in mind that this a left-wing, ‘progress...
Why I'm Not a Global Citizen and Never Will Be
Top row: Chichester Cathedral; the Comandante in a medieval vintner’s, now coffee house, Chichester; medieval bridge, Monmouth. Middle row: the King’s Head, a fifteenth-century coaching inn in Aylesbury; West Dean House, Sussex; the Comanda...
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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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