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Duph

@DuphCide

Translation, music, teaching

 Stockholm, everywhere
Joined July 2013
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Seven key releases from Stockholm’s drone scene daily.bandcamp.com/scene-rep…
The Wall-Shaking Delights of Stockholm’s Experimental Drone Scene

The Wall-Shaking Delights of Stockholm’s Experimental Drone Scene

Free educational classes, state-sponsored institutions and venues, and various collectives have emboldened avant-garde creators for decades.

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tune in tonight, lil interview coming too on the @residentadvisor page bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000k3p…
BBC Radio 1 Dance - Radio 1 Dance Presents..., Resident Advisor: Skee Mask

BBC Radio 1 Dance - Radio 1 Dance Presents..., Resident Advisor: Skee Mask

Skee Mask in the mix, representing Resident Advisor

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14,000 Free Images from the French Revolution Now Available Online openculture.com/?p=84673
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My review of Kathryn Scanlan’s ‘The Dominant Animal’, ‘Book of the Day’ in @guardian theguardian.com/books/2020/j…
The Dominant Animal by Kathryn Scanlan review – deeply, darkly enjoyable

The Dominant Animal by Kathryn Scanlan review – deeply, darkly enjoyable

With horror and unsettling humour, these concise short stories explore a world of human failure – and take the breath away

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Translators might be pleased to see that @nordiskbooks puts their name on the spine.
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Psyched to reveal the covers and open pre-orders for two (!) new novels from me coming in November @WhiteRabbitBks, Xstabeth and its ‘prequel’ The Towers The Fields The Transmitters, the latter an e-book only available with pre-orders!!!bit.ly/XstabethPreOrder – at Glasgow, Scotland
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There's a terrible paradox at work in the mass unemployment created by the pandemic. We know that there is more than enough work for every human alive today and for the next 2-300 years, addressing the climate emergency. 1/
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BRAND NEW INTERVIEW - Fri 29.05.20 The writer of my favourite book of the last year, Wendy Erskine (@WednesdayErskin) spoke to us about her work 'Sweet Home', voice, narrative, and misuse of the phrase 'a Catch 22 situation'. Read the piece right here: thecommonbreath.com/wendy.ht…
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“You can’t write without a lot of pressure.” —Grace Paley theparisreview.org/interview…
Grace Paley, The Art of Fiction No. 131

Grace Paley, The Art of Fiction No. 131

“One of the first things I tell my classes is, If you want to write, keep a low overhead.”

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For today's #SundayThoughts let's visit Glasgow in 1980, courtesy of the street photography of Raymond Depardon...
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Spotify sucks, but like any good vampire story, we invited them in. The difficult question is to ask how and why this happened so easily. Does anyone recall when Spotify became the default player for indie publications, and what incentives were offered to make that so?
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You spend years making a film, and sort of dread the reviews. theguardian.com/film/2020/ma…
Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema review – paean to neglected talent | Peter...

Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema review – paean to neglected talent | Peter...

Film-maker and historian of the movies Mark Cousins’ 14-hour survey of amazing but overlooked auteurs is a marvel of passionate cinephilia

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We must call out toxic behaviour like this within literary/translation scenes. Solidarity with everyone involved for not staying silent in the face of harassment, threatening behaviour, plagiarism, bullying & gaslighting. This has no place in our work. lareviewofbooks.org/short-ta…

Benjamin Moser’s Pulitzer Prize for Biography Is a Travesty | Los Angeles Review of Books

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This could be the most uplifting thing you read today. Or this weekend. Or this month. theguardian.com/books/2020/m…
The real Lord of the Flies: what happened when six boys were shipwrecked for 15 months

The real Lord of the Flies: what happened when six boys were shipwrecked for 15 months

When a group of schoolboys were marooned on an island in 1965, it turned out very differently to William Golding’s bestseller, writes Rutger Bregman

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This morning my friend introduced me to the Persian tuned piano improvisations of Morteza Mahjubi. Mind blown! youtube.com/watch?v=mOu2T3jr…
Morteza Mahjubi - Improvisations in Avaz Dashti

Morteza Mahjubi - Improvisations in Avaz Dashti

Improvisations in avaz Dashti, by Morteza Mahjoobi (1900-1965), ind...

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.@Bandcamp will waive its fees once a month for the next three months. crackm.ag/2yRvLq0
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In 2018, I taught a course on 'Electronic Music History and Composition' at Goldsmiths University. I've made my slides and playlists publicly available for your lockdown enjoyment at rrose.ro/MU51063A. Hope some of you will find inspiration in these materials.
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Image from Rrose ╪ Eaux (@rrose1921)
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“The you in you isn't the you you think is in you.” - Satoshi Kon
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ICYMI: Stephen Hawking’s vision of the universe emerging from a dimensionless point is “a stunningly beautiful and provocative idea,” said cosmologist Neil Turok. But now Turok argues that the idea doesn’t work. quantamagazine.org/physicist…
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