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Originally published in 1969 to confusion and excitement (“If you are subject to the screaming meemies, don’t read this book alone at night” the Luna Monthly reviewer beamed), Philip K. Dick’s Ubik instantly gained notoriety as a “mind-fuck” novel, and its street-cred has never quite faded.
Read MoreOne day, the woman stretched out her face and let the sounds in. She had never liked them. Sounds were impatient, sounds were invasive, they wanted to crawl into her ears and camp there. She had spent years of her life trying to block them out: with blutak and hats, with BOSE noise-cancelling headphones, with silent rooms and pure digital interactions…
Read MoreGod's P.O. box is in the sky, said someone, and from there
he watches us…
A poem by Rosalind Atkinson
Read MoreHow rape culture manifests in the legacy of criticism of Blake’s famous prophetic poem, ‘Visions of the Daughters of Albion’, and how the poem itself predicted this.
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