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The Saint of Bright Doors by Vajra Chandrasekera
Fetter was raised to kill, honed as a knife to cut down his sainted father. This gave him plenty to …
Researcher in the streets, sleepless in the sheets. Video games pay my mortgage.
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Fetter was raised to kill, honed as a knife to cut down his sainted father. This gave him plenty to …

Owen, a man adrift in life, falls asleep on a river raft tube and floats out to sea. There, in …

Owen, a man adrift in life, falls asleep on a river raft tube and floats out to sea. There, in …

Close to Cronenberg and deeply indebted to Kafka, this gaucho-punk novel offers an explosive interpretation of an ultra-capitalistic society at …

Close to Cronenberg and deeply indebted to Kafka, this gaucho-punk novel offers an explosive interpretation of an ultra-capitalistic society at …

Jack is back—and this time, the blood is red. The award-winning bestseller FROM HELL—often ranked among the greatest graphic novels …

Jack is back—and this time, the blood is red. The award-winning bestseller FROM HELL—often ranked among the greatest graphic novels …

An entertaining deep dive into the world, gameplay, and evolution of the hugely successful Assassin’s Creed video game franchise
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An entertaining deep dive into the world, gameplay, and evolution of the hugely successful Assassin’s Creed video game franchise
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Tyrone Slothrop, a GI in London in 1944, has a big problem. Whenever he gets an erection, a Blitz bomb …
Pavlov was fascinated with “ideas of the opposite.” Call it a cluster of cells, somewhere on the cortex of the brain. Helping to distinguish pleasure from pain, light from dark, dominance from submission…. But when, somehow—starve them, traumatize, shock, castrate them, send them over into one of the transmarginal phases, past borders of their waking selves, past “equivalent” and “paradoxical” phases—you weaken this idea of the opposite, and here all at once is the paranoid patient who would be master, yet now feels himself a slave… who would be loved, but suffers his world’s indifference, and, “I think,” Pavlov writing to Janet, “it is precisely the ultraparadoxical phase which is the base of the weakening of the idea of the opposite in our patients.” Our madmen, our paranoid, maniac, schizoid, morally imbecile—
— Gravity's Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon (Page 49)

Uncertain Sons is a startling and masterful collection exploring familial love and trauma; societal and technological anxieties; identity and class; …

Uncertain Sons is a startling and masterful collection exploring familial love and trauma; societal and technological anxieties; identity and class; …