Essays
Hauntology in Music: The Ghosts of Lost Futures
Sonorizzazioni from the Seventies. Library cues made to order, shelved and forgotten, now playing again across a schedule that no longer exists.
Essays
Essays and long-form pieces — writing that follows hauntology, landscape, and memory beyond the space of a single review.
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Opening the Drawer: Linda Perhacs and the Lineage of the Lost Tape
There's a drawer somewhere, and inside it a tape. It happened to Linda Perhacs and to Parallelograms — and to a whole lineage of women the world missed the first time. A map of how a certain light keeps switching back on, three times, in three different ways.
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The Spectre in Broad Daylight — Italy's Other Hauntology
There is an Italy's Other Hauntology that Reynolds never saw: not the black of the giallo and of Fulci, but the diurnal one, agrarian, luminous. Not the nightmare — the afternoon. Not blood — golden dust.
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Edith Holden and the Year That Did Not Know It Was Vanishing
Edith Holden's The Country Diary of an Edwardian Lady is more than a celebrated nature journal. It preserves an entire way of observing landscape, where botany, memory and rural history become inseparable.