ballet chalamet: an aristotelian tragedy in five parts

the way society is turning against Timothee Chalamet is an event that seems to have an almost ironic literary resonance. This, is its study.

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photobooths and borrowed truths

dynamic identity in Lynne Tillman’s Motion Sickness

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your biology is not your messiah

a short thought on the weaponisation of biology following the revision of the Equality Act 2010

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this is me recommitting myself to actually using this instagram account, and also badgering you to read my latest essay, Ballet Chalamet: An Aristotelian Tragedy in Five Parts. Here it is - The Gaza Gig V report. Thank you to everyone whose precious time you’ve put aside to chat with me over the past couple weeks, including those who stood out in the snow of mid-November; you’re all a true testament to the unshakable community spirit of Norwich. A shoutout to the organisers of this display of solidarity; @sisterofsquillions , @plantmilkk , @ellaselbieyo and @simone_london_ ; and the nights’ acts @taryn.everdeen, @floralimageband , @lifejacket.band and @_chubaby_ . A moment from my set headlining the latest @poetsinthecellar - it was such an honour to round off this magnificent evening and all for such a vital cause. If you’re considering supporting @aneraorg further, you can do so here: I forgot about this slice of life poem, got swept along by the beautiful man it’s about, and rediscovered it the other day. It is now seasonally inaccurate. Regurgitated some deep deep platonic (self?) love from the other night -