A Quietus Interview:
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Postcards From A Mongrel Nation: How Therapy? Defied The Troubles
David Holmes, whose home was pipe bombed when he was four years of age, calls the Troubles a lo...
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The Vital Register: Mayflies By Andrew O’Hagan
East Kilbride, 1979: Ronnie Tulley, Eddie Thompson, Paul McCluskey, and yours truly swapping Ta...
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Error Without Correction: Legacy Russell's Glitch Feminism
Rindon Johnson, “My Daughter, Aaliyah (Norf, Norf),” 2016, courtesy of the artist While we ofte...
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Always At The Edge Of Perception: Don DeLillo's The Silence
In the febrile week before the national lockdown was imposed, booksellers were flummoxed by a s...
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The Shape Of Water: On Charles Sprawson & Other Liquids
Water is everywhere, around and inside of us. This simple and ubiquitous part of our lives is a...
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The National Facility For The Regulation of Regret: Rachel Genn On Writing Addiction
In What You Could Have Won, Dr. Henry Sinclair wants to revive his reputation in psychiatry and...
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Estates & Agency: Daniel Worden's Neoliberal Nonfictions
Documentary is the core concern of Daniel Worden’s Neoliberal Nonfictions. Not solely documenta...
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Sadness Is A Dagger Or A Portal Or A Fog: Claire Cronin’s Blue Lights Of The Screen
I have always nurtured an admiration for the compulsive. All that spasms on its own accord in o...
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Behold! November’s Quietus Comics Round Up Column
It’s been a while since the last tQ dispatch from the world of comics, and much has happened. L...
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Fire Up The Versificator! How The Year 1984 Changed Pop
Photo by Colm Henry Reissued, reassessed, revived and occasionally reviled, interest in 80s mus...
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