Joyce Carol Oates, online and off
The novelist reflects on Twitter, autofiction and our lack of a “sense of history”.
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The novelist reflects on Twitter, autofiction and our lack of a “sense of history”.
By Imogen West-KnightsDespite a number of suicides of former contestants, our addiction to reality TV programming is only getting worse.
By Imogen West-KnightsTherein lies the entire series: a man, vs a bee. And although it may seem impossible, there are nine…
By Imogen West-KnightsThis dramatisation of the “Stockholm syndrome” bank robbery indulges its narcissistic, cruel subject far too much.
By Imogen West-KnightsFriends may appear an apolitical relic, but like many millenials I can’t be objective about a programme that raised me.
By Imogen West-KnightsA big, stupid blockbuster can only be so big and so stupid from your own living room. But what does a…
By Imogen West-KnightsArnott is a black hole of a man: all defining details are simply sucked into his dark core of anti-character.
By Imogen West-KnightsFor 30 years, the unsolved murder of the prime minister has haunted Sweden. Yet the identification of a culprit…
By Imogen West-KnightsA spate of recent memoirs by former inmates and staff reveal the shocking reality of life behind bars in…
By Imogen West-Knights