Blue Labyrinths

About

Blue Labyrinths is your home for literature, philosophy, theory and beyond. Our aim is to introduce interesting ideas that contribute to, and challenge, contemporary thought at a grass roots level. Don’t get lost.

Matt Bluemink | Founder/Editor

Matt is a philosopher from London. His main interests are the connections between philosophy, literature, technology and education. He is based in Isidora, IC.

Jens Branum | Co-editor

Jens is a linguist from the UK. His main areas of research are second language acquisition, teaching methods, persuasion, and the language of the media. He is based in The Hague and is interested in cities, architecture, science-fiction and philosophy.

Alba Noguera | Contributing editor

Alba is a philosopher from Palma de Mallorca. Her main areas of research are contemporary philosophy, literature, critical posthumanism, and feminist studies. She is based in Amsterdam and loves thinking about rhizomes, cyborgs, and other forms of becoming.

Contributors: 

Sam Woolfe

Josiah Nelson

Christopher Sanacore

Connor Shirley

James Wright

Theo Alexander

Richard Herbert

Nick Vetro

Caleb Majeski

Matt Ftacek

Brannon Gerling

Felipe Montero

Lukas Bullock

Eddy Wang

Kenny Novis

George Clarke

Adam Lehrer

Ben Jacobs

Matteo Russo

Alexander Sellers

Paul Orlando

Conor Reid

Nosiarch

Hiroshi Satow

Sjeord van Wijk

Jackson Garcia

Venkat Ramanan

Alfredo Martorelli

Key MacFarlane

Patrick Grady

Brad Rappaport

Åke Gafvelin

Lapo Lappin

AE Reiff

Duncan Stuart

Eric Kenny

Michael Zemel

Ben Dreith

Contact

If you have any inquiries or you’ve had a look at the articles on the site and think you might be interested in writing for us send an email to bluelabyrinths@gmail.com with a writing sample and any questions you might have about the site. I’ll try and get back to you within a day or two. We look forward to working with you!

“Among the ancient elements, blue occurs everywhere: in ice and water, in the flame as purely as in the flower, overhead and inside caves, covering fruit and oozing out of clay.” 

• William H. Gass

“There is no need to build a labyrinth when the entire universe is one.”

• Jorge Luis Borges