Accursed Growth! — Thoughts on Bataille’s theory of General Economy
I recently wrote a piece for the KBH Læser Avis that perhaps tried to say too much in too little space. In … Keep Reading
Jodorowsky’s Dune: The Expanding Universe of the Collective Unconscious
Despite the wealth of adaptations that have made it to the screen throughout the history of cinema, and indeed the enthused popularity … Keep Reading
Calvino’s 56th invisible city: Copenhagen
Isidora is the city that appears when you desire a city the most. Isidora is the city of dreams, in which you … Keep Reading
Review: I Hate the Internet, by Jarett Kobek
At the bottom of the corn yellow cover, in overstated yet small italics, is written the claim: “a novel”. However, it’s really … Keep Reading
The true heir: An interview about literature, growth and Christianity
What do literature and Christianity have in common? A lot, according to priest Thomas Hør Nørager. An arker investigates and is seduced. … Keep Reading
The (re)birth of texts: copying, borrowing, recycling
“…Originality is a hallucination of intertextuality…” P.K. Saint-Amour They say all poetry is theft, but I prefer to see it as borrowing. … Keep Reading
Stagnation
Pornografia is the story of a manic obsession that overtakes the protagonists, Mr Witold and Mr Fryderyk, upon their encounter with a young couple, Henia … Keep Reading
An introduction to Growth
Welcome to Growth Month here at the Ark Review. Taking inspiration from the theme devised by our friends at the KBH Læser … Keep Reading
How to organise your bookshelf
The approaches are many. … Keep Reading
The impossible pile of books to read in 2017
A list of books that have been hidden in my shelf and now demand my attention. Despite having moved countless times and … Keep Reading