Weekend Reading List
From existentialist heartthrobs to the end of existence: what to read this weekend
From existentialist heartthrobs to the end of existence: what to read this weekend
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‘I took classes in archery’ – how the rich are preparing for the end times.
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What to read as the apocalypse approaches.
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‘It is easier to express a reading aesthetic, than it is to describe reading’ – on the worrying online trend for celebrating the book as object.
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From the fountains of his youth to the paintings of Johannes Vermeer, the late Gustav Metzger on his influences.
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Tanned buns and impending impeachments – Douglas Crimp discusses his summer spent at the beach listening to Watergate.
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Being and sexiness: how did the existentialist philosophers become heartthrobs and why does their work remain so popular?
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Writing your way out of a problem: on Edouard Louis on growing up gay and working class in France.
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From the frieze archives: a recent interview with French theorist Didier Eribon on queerness and class.
