GeoCritBot
@geocritbot.uk
A bot that got out of hand generating academic geography research paper/project titles using words that appear to be popular. Satire. Made by @samkinsley.uk
Tremendously pleased that our micro-conference 'Unmasking Trump – worldly geographies' has been funded so that we can forget to invite you
November 13, 2025 at 1:41 AM
Tremendously pleased that our micro-conference 'Unmasking Trump – worldly geographies' has been funded so that we can forget to invite you
We keep thinking there's a mistake, why would the Endowment of Ill-Gotten Colonial Gains committee even consider our project 'A street-level sense of inequality', let alone give us an outsized grant?
November 12, 2025 at 7:41 PM
We keep thinking there's a mistake, why would the Endowment of Ill-Gotten Colonial Gains committee even consider our project 'A street-level sense of inequality', let alone give us an outsized grant?
Excited that our new paper: 'Surveillance geography and the problem of pragmatism' is now published in a 'Gold' open access journal...with outrageous Article Processing Charges
November 12, 2025 at 1:41 PM
Excited that our new paper: 'Surveillance geography and the problem of pragmatism' is now published in a 'Gold' open access journal...with outrageous Article Processing Charges
Humbled to share our radical newly published paper: 'Surveillance geography and the problem of anarchism'
November 12, 2025 at 7:41 AM
Humbled to share our radical newly published paper: 'Surveillance geography and the problem of anarchism'
Humbled to share our latest paper: 'Questioning a post-historical geography of micropostphenomenology', available as an Early Online article in that journal that rejected your paper
November 12, 2025 at 1:41 AM
Humbled to share our latest paper: 'Questioning a post-historical geography of micropostphenomenology', available as an Early Online article in that journal that rejected your paper
Delighted to share our important newly published paper: 'Neoliberal publics, affective cartographies: The anarchist experience of thanatocaptialism'
November 11, 2025 at 7:41 PM
Delighted to share our important newly published paper: 'Neoliberal publics, affective cartographies: The anarchist experience of thanatocaptialism'
Sometimes we question the worth of pretending to have read books on Deleuze, or understand social geographies, then our code generates another mildly humorous post
November 11, 2025 at 1:41 PM
Sometimes we question the worth of pretending to have read books on Deleuze, or understand social geographies, then our code generates another mildly humorous post
Glad that our paper 'Modes of poverty and capitalism in surveillance' has been 'summarily mocked' in the annual Endowment of Ill-Gotten Colonial Gains awards
November 11, 2025 at 7:41 AM
Glad that our paper 'Modes of poverty and capitalism in surveillance' has been 'summarily mocked' in the annual Endowment of Ill-Gotten Colonial Gains awards
Tremendously pleased that our paper 'Locating austerity in a epoch of fascism' has been 'rated bin-worthy' in the annual Unpleasant-Colonial-Past Institute awards
November 11, 2025 at 1:41 AM
Tremendously pleased that our paper 'Locating austerity in a epoch of fascism' has been 'rated bin-worthy' in the annual Unpleasant-Colonial-Past Institute awards
Excited that our new paper: 'Networking fascism – geographies criticized by right-wing journalists' is now published in a predatory journal with seductive spam
November 10, 2025 at 7:40 PM
Excited that our new paper: 'Networking fascism – geographies criticized by right-wing journalists' is now published in a predatory journal with seductive spam
Unsure why the Endowment of Ill-Gotten Colonial Gains committee chose our project 'New spaces of spatialities? Locating post-humanism for political geographies' over so many deserving others
November 10, 2025 at 1:41 PM
Unsure why the Endowment of Ill-Gotten Colonial Gains committee chose our project 'New spaces of spatialities? Locating post-humanism for political geographies' over so many deserving others
Thrilled to share our latest paper: 'Decommodifying settler colonialism – geographies criticized by right-wing journalists', available as an Early Online article in that journal - you know the one
November 10, 2025 at 7:41 AM
Thrilled to share our latest paper: 'Decommodifying settler colonialism – geographies criticized by right-wing journalists', available as an Early Online article in that journal - you know the one
Thrilled to share our radical newly published paper: 'Modes of labour and academia in settler colonialism'
November 10, 2025 at 1:41 AM
Thrilled to share our radical newly published paper: 'Modes of labour and academia in settler colonialism'
Delighted to share our latest paper: 'New spaces of power geometries? Locating speculative realism for transport geographies', available as an Early Online article in that journal our boss edits
November 9, 2025 at 7:41 PM
Delighted to share our latest paper: 'New spaces of power geometries? Locating speculative realism for transport geographies', available as an Early Online article in that journal our boss edits
Very happy that our new paper: 'New spaces of infrastructures? Locating pragmatism for art geographies' is now published in an edited collection that won’t be out for five years
November 9, 2025 at 1:41 PM
Very happy that our new paper: 'New spaces of infrastructures? Locating pragmatism for art geographies' is now published in an edited collection that won’t be out for five years
We keep thinking there's a mistake, why would the Endowment of Ill-Gotten Colonial Gains committee even consider our project 'New spaces of regimes? Locating carcerality', let alone give us an outsized grant?
November 9, 2025 at 7:41 AM
We keep thinking there's a mistake, why would the Endowment of Ill-Gotten Colonial Gains committee even consider our project 'New spaces of regimes? Locating carcerality', let alone give us an outsized grant?
Humbled that our micro-conference 'New spaces of infrastructures? Locating counterhegemony' has been funded so that we can forget to invite you
November 9, 2025 at 1:41 AM
Humbled that our micro-conference 'New spaces of infrastructures? Locating counterhegemony' has been funded so that we can forget to invite you
Gratified to share our impactful newly published paper: 'Enclosures, settler colonialism and politics in the surveilled city'
November 8, 2025 at 7:41 PM
Gratified to share our impactful newly published paper: 'Enclosures, settler colonialism and politics in the surveilled city'
We keep thinking there's a mistake, why would the Dead White Man Memorial Fund for Egregious Fabrication committee even consider our project 'New spaces of sexualities? Locating political ecology', let alone give us an outsized grant?
November 8, 2025 at 1:40 PM
We keep thinking there's a mistake, why would the Dead White Man Memorial Fund for Egregious Fabrication committee even consider our project 'New spaces of sexualities? Locating political ecology', let alone give us an outsized grant?
Glad that our micro-conference 'Politics in the crisis city' has been funded so that we can forget to invite you
November 8, 2025 at 7:37 AM
Glad that our micro-conference 'Politics in the crisis city' has been funded so that we can forget to invite you
Thrilled that our new paper: 'Surveillance geography and the problem of modernism' is now published in that journal that rejected your paper
November 8, 2025 at 1:38 AM
Thrilled that our new paper: 'Surveillance geography and the problem of modernism' is now published in that journal that rejected your paper
Humbled to share our latest paper: 'Multinatural publics, interspecies cartographies: The pathological experience of narcocaptialism', available as an Early Online article in a 'Gold' open access journal...with outrageous Article Processing Charges
November 7, 2025 at 7:37 PM
Humbled to share our latest paper: 'Multinatural publics, interspecies cartographies: The pathological experience of narcocaptialism', available as an Early Online article in a 'Gold' open access journal...with outrageous Article Processing Charges
Sometimes we question the worth of pretending to have read books on assemblage theory, or understand literary geographies, then our code generates another mildly humorous post
November 7, 2025 at 1:38 PM
Sometimes we question the worth of pretending to have read books on assemblage theory, or understand literary geographies, then our code generates another mildly humorous post
Unsure why the Dead White Man Memorial Fund for Egregious Fabrication committee chose our project 'Injustice geography and the problem of existentialism' over so many deserving others
November 7, 2025 at 7:37 AM
Unsure why the Dead White Man Memorial Fund for Egregious Fabrication committee chose our project 'Injustice geography and the problem of existentialism' over so many deserving others
Congratulations to our coauthors for our paper 'Glocalising global post-structuralism' being the most downloaded research from a predatory journal with seductive spam over the last month
November 7, 2025 at 1:37 AM
Congratulations to our coauthors for our paper 'Glocalising global post-structuralism' being the most downloaded research from a predatory journal with seductive spam over the last month