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Interview with #Burgerpunk and Paintwork Author Tim Maughan

Here’s a nice long interview with, Tim Maughan, author of short stories like “Paintwork,” “#Burgerpunk” and the British Science Fiction Award nominated “Limited Edition“: The problem, perhaps, with...

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The Problem with “Strong Female Characters”

Sophia McDougall writes: Sherlock Holmes gets to be brilliant, solitary, abrasive, Bohemian, whimsical, brave, sad, manipulative, neurotic, vain, untidy, fastidious, artistic, courteous, rude, a...

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Chased by Google X

Fiction (?) from Adam Rothstein: They explained the manifesto. Any device that was known to be approaching release, they would fabricate and wield in public. Their devices were seen in blurry street...

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The Silent History: The strange novel that makes you travel to read it

The Week reports, back in October 2012: An ambitious new e-book pushes the boundaries of interactive fiction by requiring readers to visit specific locations to unlock new parts of its story If you...

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The Cultural Evolution of Little Red Riding Hood

From Live Science: Tehrani discovered that “Little Red Riding Hood” seems to have descended from the more ancient story “The Wolf and the Kids” — but so did African versions that independently evolved...

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Remember Who the Enemy Is

Capitalist Realism author Mark “K-Punk” Fisher on The Hunger Games: Catching Fire: There’s something so uncannily timely about The Hunger Games: Catching Fire that it’s almost disturbing. In the UK...

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The Daggers of Jorge Luis Borges

Ostensibly a review of Professor Borges: A Course on English Literature, this essay is a great overview of how Jorge Borges’ politics affected his work: Throughout his life, Jorge Luis Borges was...

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China Miéville Lays the Smack Down on Psychogeography

From a 2011 BLDGBLOG interview with China Miéville: . Novelists have an endless drive to aestheticize and to complicate. I know there’s a very strong tradition—a tradition in which I write,...

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Interview with critic and psychoanalyst Mikita Brottman about the terrors of...

Mark Dery talks with Mikita Brottman, author of The Solitary Vice: Against Reading: I live in an old hotel, and I’ve recently been researching old newspaper items about the suicides that happened here,...

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