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Sunday, 7 January 2024
A History of Settler Colonialism
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A comprehensive overview from Sai Englert on the history of settler colonialism. In discussion with Alex, this instalment of the always-exce...
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Thursday, 4 January 2024
Stirring Up Apathy
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In the post-festive quietude of the political cycle, Keir Starmer's New Year speech gathered a momentum of press previews. We heard how ...
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Wednesday, 3 January 2024
Stephen King's Nostalgic Bloat:
11.22.63
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Spoilers below . Stephen King's 11.22.63 is unnecessarily long. Jake Epping, this novel's Maine everyman drops down a rabbit hole...
Monday, 1 January 2024
The Opposite of Necessary
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Doctor Who and Sherlock 's Steven Moffat has declared his wish: to make a British version of The West Wing . He says " it's ne...
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Five Most Popular Posts in December
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Happy new year everybody! May 2024 bring you your heart's desire. And to mark the start of the year, we begin it as we always do. By loo...
Sunday, 31 December 2023
Top Ten Dance Songs 2023
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The final post of the year is here, and have I got some choice cuts for you. This year I've eschewed the Mixmag -stylee commentary accom...
Saturday, 30 December 2023
The Most Read 20 of 2023
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Having provided the year's overview , what has 2023 looked like in blog posts? I wish I could say all of human life is here, but accordi...
Thursday, 28 December 2023
What I've Been Reading Recently
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The final three months of 2023 are up. As a stickler for tradition, it's time to visit the books read during this final quarter. And I...
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2023 in Politics
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Time to toot my horn. Looking back over the year, on balance most of the stuff argued on this blog has come to pass. With one exception. F...
Tuesday, 26 December 2023
Pondering Science Fiction
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There's a bit of indecision about what my first "proper" science fiction novel was. I remember getting Fred and Geoffrey Hoyle...
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