Luminous — an accidentally timely tale
Silvia Park’s debut novel looks like a cautionary tale about ai, but at its core...
Making it New: William Carlos Williams
Modernism emerged as a cultural force in a world still recovering from the effects of World War 1 and an increasingly industrialised world. Many writers, poets, painters and other creatives sought to reflect a civilization in moral decay, fragmented in its identity. Many of these invoked older traditions in order to subvert and revise them,…
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Silvia Park’s debut novel looks like a cautionary tale about ai, but at its core is inherently human....
From Nazi Germany to the Pinochet regime in Chile, the burning of...
Founded in 1969 by Richard Kuper, Pluto Press emerged in London as...
In an age where literature often feels confined to the pages of...
The United States has become a nation divided over important issues in...
When OceanGate, the deep-sea exploration enterprise, created a promotional video for its...
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William Blake’s Universe, the new (free) exhibition at the Fitzwilliam Museum in...
There is a striking photo, taken in 2015, of a deactivated nuclear...
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“I would be miserable cranking out a book every three or four...
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LITERATURE
Silvia Park’s debut novel looks like a cautionary tale about ai, but at its core is inherently human. I was initially very surprised to learn that Korean author Silvia Park’s debut novel Luminous was initially intended to be a children’s book. Most children’s books do not feature intimate scenes between police officers and robots in…
