CATASTROPHE BALLET
As evening falls, knowing the dark for light
CATASTROPHE BALLET
As evening falls, knowing the dark for light
Books
Books at Catastrophe Ballet follows the Gothic, Decadent, existentialist and underground literary canon, alongside dark science fiction — from Poe and Baudelaire to Burroughs and Ballard. Coverage tracks new releases, reviews and essays from independent presses and literary journals working the same shadowed territory.
Festival d’Avignon : l’autrice coréenne Han Kang, la mémoire de la violence au cœur
Going for the Jugular: On the Recording of the Velvet Underground & Nico
Le murmure de Jacques Derrida
De guerre ou d’ailleurs : Séverine Chevalier refuse l’effacement
Review of Japanese Gothic—Beautiful Hauntings
Music From Elsewhere
Paradise
Decadent Bestiary
Prisonnières contre le franquisme
Une nouvelle adaptation de La Faille, d’Antónis Samarákis, bientôt à l’écran
Police, Punk, and Crosswords: An Interview with Tony White
Le papier et la pellicule
The Reverse Centaur’s Guide to Life After AI
The Sounds of War: Drones Over Ukraine
“Elles : Portraits de femme”, six écrivaines croquées avec mordant par Virginia Woolf
Touched by the Presence
“L’Effet Koulechov”, de Fanny Gusciglio : un thriller parano doublé d’une déclaration d’amour au cinéma
En quête de l’ayahuasca
Déconstruire les images
Attention-Seeking Behavior
Wake Now in the Fire
Workers and the World
Love and Terror
Unpaid
Control Science
How to See Like a Machine
The Paris Commune
The Future in our Past
Working Nature
The Cultural Marxism Conspiracy
Goya’s Last Portrait/A Question of Geography
The Moment of Cubism
The Alibi of Capital
The Dome Book
I Could Be So Good For You: A photographic record of North London
Lesley-Ann Brown Interview | Earth Day 2023
UNDER MY FEET, THE SKY: Chapbooks 2018-2020
Thought Forms: A Record of Clairvoyant Investigation
Cavegirl Monologue
Time, Myth and Matter
Family: The Source Family Scrapbook
Tristam Adams: ‘Welts of Pain’ – Which As You Know Means Violence: On Self-Injury as Art and Entertainment by Philippa Snow
Coastal Time: New Fiction by M. John Harrison
Stroppy, Optimistic, Overdressed Young Men: Robert Elms Remembers the Blitz Club
Sweet Dreams: An Interview with Debsey Wykes of Dolly Mixture
The Lodger In Me: Bid from The Monochrome Set on the Aneurysm that Changed His Life
Schattenfroh: A Fable About Totalitarianism Written in Brain-Fluid
What Makes a Classic Album in the Streaming Era? or What Charli XCX Could Learn from The Police
