Weird Fictions & Neoliberal Horrors: Joel Lane, Gary Budden, and the British Urban Imaginary
Every morning, first thing, I flick on my phone for a dose of mass death. War-images and propaganda dance on Continue reading
Every morning, first thing, I flick on my phone for a dose of mass death. War-images and propaganda dance on Continue reading
It’s been impossible to think of a world without AI since 2065, but The Basilisk was originally named by a Continue reading
I went down to run the body, sank in the colored maps of arteries and veins. I ended on my Continue reading
To me, there’s virtually no doubt that Italo Calvino is a literary genius. Each one of his works create either Continue reading
The question remains: How does a skilled writer establish a good character in so few pages? And how does it relate to their overall style and composition?
Simulacrum, like many terms surrounding postmodernism, has been defined in a number of ways. Perhaps the simplest definition of the Continue reading
I like Philip K. Dick. His ideas are intriguing and his writing is more than passable by my standards. I Continue reading
The short story, the ever neglected cousin of the novel, requires many of the same techniques used in the composition Continue reading