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As fanfiction becomes more popular on the internet, does anyone stop to think whether professional writers find the use of their characters and worlds painful and debilitating? Is creativity a technology of identity? Nick C investigates. more >
[published 08/21/2001]
In other words, fanfiction as concept and practice can be central to one of the most important political / cultural / aesthetic problems of our time: is it possible to create anything new? Deva inquires. more >
[published 08/06/2001]
Being a glimpse - inexcusably yet unapologetically flippant - into the world of a wannabe Old Git. more >
[published 07/16/2001]
Being a comprehensive guide to the life and work of the world's most passionate and depraved libertine and lover. more >
[published 06/18/2001]
Real people that I knew went from three dimensions, conversation and thoughts to cartoon sex zombies mouthing, "I like it in my mouth" more >
[published 06/14/2001]
The SI are known to most people through their supposed links to punk rock. However these links are at best tenuous and at worst spurious. more >
[published 06/01/2001]
"Queer theorists agree that sexuality is a historically specific construct and that our society oppresses those outside its categories of sexual normalcy" more >
[published 05/27/2001]
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