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Book Review: Technology and Barbarism by Michel Nieva
A collection of thought-provoking essays about the relationship between art and technology and how capitalism always manages to marry technology with…
Jan 17
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A Taste For Blood by Debuhme: Fast and Functional
A strictly utilitarian graphic novel that benefits largely from its excellent art.
Jan 14
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Book Review: I Give You My Silence by Mario Vargas Llosa
The swan song of one of the greatest novelists of Latin American literature.
Jan 12
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Death in Trieste by Jason: Deceptively Dadaist
A funny, though perplexing, collection of graphic novellas against the backdrop of the Dadaist movement.
Jan 10
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Book Review: A Grain of Sand by Narendra Murty
A book that establishes how symbolism in Hindu religion cuts across myths, texts, and rituals.
Jan 8
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Post York by James Romberger: A Branching Cli-fi
A graphic novel dealing with climate disasters that builds its narrative on alternate realities.
Jan 6
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Book Review: One Yellow Eye by Leigh Radford
A zombie novel that strongly reminds us of the Covid days.
Jan 4
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Night Fisher by R. Kikuo Johnson: Pains of Evolution
A striking graphic novel about peer pressure, growing up, and searching for an identity in Hawaii.
Jan 1
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