
Author of THE DARKEST TIMELINE and CRISIS MASCULINITY. Host of @strangeexiles. Editor at Revol Press. Ex-@theskinnymag.
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Joined April 2008
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Icymi, writer, critic, and host of the Strange Exiles podcast, Bram E. Gieben (@weaponizer) joined me to exegete Philip K. Dick's most unsettling work: THE THREE STIGMATA OF PALMER ELDRITCH. Links below.
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Icymi, writer, critic, and host of the Strange Exiles podcast, Bram E. Gieben (@weaponizer) joined me to exegete Philip K. Dick's most unsettling work: THE THREE STIGMATA OF PALMER ELDRITCH. Links below.
Bram E. Gieben retweeted
Writer, critic, and host of the Strange Exiles podcast, Bram E. Gieben (@weaponizer) joined me to exegete Philip K. Dick's most unsettling work: THE THREE STIGMATA OF PALMER ELDRITCH. Early access starts now for premium subscribers. Links below.
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Alex also kindly put together a playlist for us of Lil Peep, his collaborators, peers and inspirations... Have a listen here!
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Bram is a lucid and vital cartographer of late stage capitalism and human behaviour, absolutely certain that this will be an excellent series of essays. Well worth following and subscribing.
NEW ESSAY SERIES! 💪 A year-long journey into the #manosphere, modern #masculinity, and the dark underbelly of capitalist realism from the author of THE DARKEST TIMELINE. Find out more and sign up free: bit.ly/crisismasc
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My new article with more proof on what AI cannot do - just as governments are fooled into adopting more AI!
Link: scotsman.com/future-scotland…
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A brilliant new track from one of Scotland's finest,@MilesBetterGLA 💥
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The evolution of Science Fiction as a literary genre is the story of how humanity has learned to first imagine, then confront, and finally humanize and embrace the great unknown presented by 'The Future'.
This graphic visualizes that evolution - worth a zoom in.
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Against 'Morality': How moral certainties subvert ideology - by @weaponizer
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Summary of my recent conversation with @ccutrone1970 on Socialist Unity: philosophyportal.substack.co…
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I’m pleased to share an essay on the Althusserian theory of ideology that will be published in a forthcoming issue of "Logos" a leading Russian philosophy journal. Link in bio & below etc.
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Whose party is it anyway?
youtu.be/zpSsGyKsiME?si=J8Lb…
#YourParty
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Now free to all. Join Andrew H. (@OedipasKvass) and I for an in-depth conversation about the resurgence of Thomas Pynchon, Pynchon contra Don DeLillo, Andrew’s personal canon, and much more. Link in comment.
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Summary of my recent conversation with philosopher @JutlandGhost (aka Michael Downs):
philosophyportal.substack.co…
Michael Downs will be teaching at The Portal this October. To get involved, see:
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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS! We publish original writing - short stories, poetry + polemics by new/unpublished writers. Everyone welcome to submit work. RTs much appreciated! #writerslift #create #writers #newvoices
Details here: tinyurl.com/2v82baw8
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Book launch:
We’ll be having our 274 Miles book launch on the 1st of October at The Grosvenor Café on Ashton Lane in their Mezzanine area. We’ll have author readings and books available to buy.
18:00-20:00.
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News - the US audiobook will be with us soon!
Really excited about that as this book reads like it's spoken & we have some very talented voice actors.
FOR EMMA - my warning about the techno-future - is now out in paperback & ebook in the UK + hardback and ebook in the US .
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I have a review of the documentary 'Vice is Broke' in the new issue of @SightSoundmag, which is out now worldwide!
I felt the documentary lacked nuance and was too in awe of Vice to properly dissect its shortcomings as a publisher.
Always an honour to write about cinema tbh:































