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News from the Collective
Fables of Re-Enchantment
What might re-enchantment mean in a world organised around productivity, rationalisation and the reduction of many ways of knowing and living to one? In this episode, we discuss Fables of Re-Enchantment with anthropologist Stefania Consigliere. Drawing…
The cost of open access books: six years on
In 2020, we had published over 170 titles, at a rate of between 24–30 books per year. Now we are approaching our 500th publication and we publish between 55–70 books per year: a more than 100% increase. Here we reflect on how this has been achieved.
Exploding Cinema
What might cinema look like without programmers, funding bodies, cultural gatekeepers or even conventional cinemas? In this episode, we discuss BOOM! The Exploding Cinema and the New London Underground with filmmaker, writer and longtime Exploding Cine…