I Was a Teenage Derridean
A new biography of the French philosopher reveals a core of political seriousness in his work. But why was he so popular in the universities of the 1980s and 1990s?
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Dominic Fox
Dominic Fox is a programmer, musician and writer. He is the author of Cold World – the Aesthetics of Dejection and the Politics of Militant Dysphoria, and a book of poetry, Half Cocks.
Trying To Fix My Introduction
Barney Farmer’s novel Coketown builds on his work on Viz classics like Drunken Bakers to create a comic horror update of Dickens’ Hard Times.
Bring Me The Head Of Light Entertainment
Alan Partridge hasn’t just returned to the BBC – he is the BBC.