A great difficulty a reviewer can face in reviewing an experience is that the mind is perhaps even more efficient than one should like it to be. By which I mean that […]
The Strange Case of the Justified Cannibal: Some Thoughts on Representations of Cannibalism in Nineteenth Century Shipwreck Narratives Introducing a new feature to the O.E., ‘Something I’m Not Working On’. […]
by Matthew Wilby All men are bastards, or so I’ve been told, and generally speaking, yes, as a gender, historically, we have been pretty shit on the whole. Years […]
Chiara Zuanni is an archaeologist and figure skating enthusiast based in Manchester. She has covered and photographed skating events for the Italian-language website ArtOnIce and for her own blog Dreaming […]
by Luke Healey A year or so ago, me and my now-wife were listening to a Friday night Tom Ravenscroft broadcast on BBC 6 Music. Rob St. John – the […]
Dear all, New Year will bring new posts. In the meantime, here are two gifts. The first is a playlist of the best things I’ve heard all year (just click […]
This is my response to having just completed the busiest semester of my life. Occupied with Ed Ruscha, Gerhard Richter and Dan Graham for most of the last few months, […]
Next month will see the close of another round of qualification for a major international football tournament, as the final participants for Euro 2012 are decided. Unfortunately (or fortunately if […]
The process of building a following on twitter has been of interest to me for some time. I had come to the conclusion that twitter consisted, rather strictly, of ordinary […]
On Tuesday night I saw Pedro Almodóvar’s ‘The Skin I Live In‘, for which I would struggle to find an equal out of the admittedly limited selection of films I […]
