Editorial
Pop culture and vigilantism: exploring a globe-spanning intersection
Admittedly, vigilantism may not be the first thing that comes to mind for most when thinking of pop culture, but […]
Popular Culture and Vigilantism
The Sovereign Citizen and the Man with No Name
Sometime in the late fifties, as a 10-year-old child in what was then known as Calcutta (now Kolkata), I wandered […]
Poetry
My Honour, Your Shame: Three Poems
Walls You tell me you are not like me. Nor am I like you, but obliterating my thoughts, my feelings, […]
Art
Lit by veins of colour
Artist statement Working quietly for decades on a singular pursuit is what draws me, letting the pieces speak for themselves. […]
Commentary
Italian vigilante flicks: vengeance and popular culture
Caveat: There is a reason I’ve largely avoided the Italian crime thriller/poliziotteschi genre all my life. That’s what Tele-Italia aired […]
Essay
“Vigilantism” and alternative justice in the Irish conflict
If you were coming home at night and saw a group of people burning down your house and attacking your […]
Poetry
POROROCA
Pororoca Do you hear the lament of the deep riverwhere you played as a childlaughed when youngand in which you […]
Essay
Silence, Please
plink, drip, drip, drip, drip, drip, drip plink, drip, drip drip drip drip I hate the sound of raindrops on […]
Interview
Talking poetry: an interview with Michael Fraser
“Poetry’s appeal is rooted in emotion. It tends to chase people away whenever it becomes too cerebral.” Michael Fraser Author […]