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William Burroughs, film junky
1+ day, 19+ hour ago (770+ words) William Burroughs, film junky'Prospect Magazine William Burroughs, film junky "The movies!The movies!We want the Movies!" So goes the cry in William Burroughs's famously disorientating anti-novel The Soft Machine (1961). The movies, too, have always wanted William Burroughs. Nova '78, newly…...
Sheila Hancock: I am thrilled to have survived for my 93rd spring
1+ day, 19+ hour ago (455+ words) Sheila Hancock: I am thrilled to have survived for my 93rd spring'Prospect Magazine Sheila Hancock: I am thrilled to have survived for my 93rd spring When you get to 93 years old, the number of springs you have left to enjoy is diminishing....
Bernard Williams’s reckoning with history
1+ day, 20+ hour ago (1552+ words) Bernard Williams's reckoning with history'Prospect Magazine Bernard Williams's reckoning with history J'rgen Habermas once asked Bernard Williams whether he was an Aristotelian or a Wittgensteinian. The German philosopher was keen on categorising philosophers; the British philosopher wasn't. Too modest, he…...
Zack Polanski: My celebrity crush is Idris Elba
1+ day, 20+ hour ago (654+ words) Which book, film, album, painting or other cultural work should everyone experience at least once? I'm going to give two answers here. My first one is The Drowned Man by Punchdrunk theatre company, which ran from 2013 to 2014 and was just…...
Dorothy Tse’s lost city
2+ day, 18+ hour ago (478+ words) What happens when you no longer recognise the place you love? It's a thinly veiled portrait of Hong Kong, an ode to a place Tse calls home, and which she has watched closely from within as Beijing has tightened its…...
No capital-B black person: an interview with Brandon Taylor
1+ week, 5+ day ago (1153+ words) Sooner or later, Brandon Taylor is going to win a big prize. The Booker or the Pulitzer. The American author'a novelist, critic and Substack superstar'writes prose that is concise, precise and full of detailed observation. His work exudes the sense…...
Bill Bailey: ‘People love to put a label on you’
2+ week, 2+ day ago (462+ words) Bailey credits his lifelong interest in art to a childhood spent watching his father drawing, painting and illustrating manuscripts, as well as to visits to the Holburne Museum in nearby Bath. His dad, 93, still paints; the two men recently went…...
The eternal relevance of Ludwig Wittgenstein
2+ week, 2+ day ago (1389+ words) The eternal relevance of Ludwig Wittgenstein'Prospect Magazine Philosophy in the age of AI If there is one meeting of minds I'd love to drag out of history and into the AI era, it would be that shared by Alan Turing…...
Don McCullin’s war of conscience
2+ week, 5+ day ago (229+ words) Amid McCullin's war pictures at the Holburne is one never before exhibited, of a sculpture uncovered in Crowther's Reclamation Yard in Isleworth, in 1963: a naked woman sits on a pedestal while a male admirer suckles comically at her knees. It's…...
The depressing case of Russia’s return to Venice
3+ week, 13+ hour ago (145+ words) The depressing case of Russia's return to Venice'Prospect Magazine Russia's return to Venice There had been a ban on the country and its participation in the biennale. Now there is not. What does that say about the art world and…...
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