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Twisted Spoon Press
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Sweeping Narratives: Joan Didion
Kevin Fitzgerald gathers together the narrative fragments of Didion’s novel ‘Democracy’ and finds that identity is a collaborative process.
Bruce Chatwin’s travel writing: In Search Of The Miraculous
Nick Clapson surveys the enduring enigma of Chatwin’s travel writing: “civilisation just took a wrong turn somewhere, and chose to plump for the inferior option”
Cutting Edge: The Making of Blade Runner
Reviled at the time of its release, and now considered a cinema classic, ‘Blade Runner’ still attracts attention. Tina Bexson has an audience with the androids.
Peter Watkins, The Universal Clock and the Monoform
Peter Watkins has dedicated his career to exploring the limits of docudrama filmmaking, yet British interest has been curiously absent. Declan Tan investigates why
The Depth Beneath the Jokes: Richard Ayoade Talks Submarine
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The French Connection: Grosso Point Blank
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Ralph Steadman: Today’s Pig Is Tomorrow’s Bacon
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