Paul Ewart
@paulewart.bsky.social
Researcher at Sussex. Published on Mark Fisher in Critical Theory Today (Palgrave). Working on Popular Modernism, Fordist Melancholia and the spectre of the 1970s @paulewart23 at the other place.
Will never understand how Finns manage to fit a whole bear into such a small tin.
September 27, 2025 at 11:45 AM
Will never understand how Finns manage to fit a whole bear into such a small tin.
Gen X performative affectlessness. From No Feelings to Paralysed. Chapter upcoming on the return of feeling
Blinkered, paralysed
Flat on my back
My ambitions come to nothing
What I wanted now just seems a waste of time
I can't make out what has gone wrong
I was good at what I did
And I'm the dupe
Blinkered, paralysed
Flat on my back
My ambitions come to nothing
What I wanted now just seems a waste of time
I can't make out what has gone wrong
I was good at what I did
And I'm the dupe
September 21, 2025 at 11:12 AM
Gen X performative affectlessness. From No Feelings to Paralysed. Chapter upcoming on the return of feeling
Blinkered, paralysed
Flat on my back
My ambitions come to nothing
What I wanted now just seems a waste of time
I can't make out what has gone wrong
I was good at what I did
And I'm the dupe
Blinkered, paralysed
Flat on my back
My ambitions come to nothing
What I wanted now just seems a waste of time
I can't make out what has gone wrong
I was good at what I did
And I'm the dupe
A reminder from the other place as Labour hits new lows in the polls h/t @CeilNoyle
September 19, 2025 at 11:30 AM
A reminder from the other place as Labour hits new lows in the polls h/t @CeilNoyle
Good job Ian's blocked all those terrible Leftes for being right.
August 10, 2025 at 11:26 AM
Good job Ian's blocked all those terrible Leftes for being right.
The Labour Right are, of course the real wreckers.
July 6, 2025 at 11:26 AM
The Labour Right are, of course the real wreckers.
Muttley's origin story
May 29, 2025 at 9:02 PM
Muttley's origin story
We now know how many dead children it takes for authors to take sides in the twenty-first century.
May 28, 2025 at 9:51 AM
We now know how many dead children it takes for authors to take sides in the twenty-first century.
As a wiser man than me notes:
"My centrist man that I loved is rounding people up for video footage of deportations, promising to refuse Palestinians safety and refusing citizenship. The fascists are angry because it is too soft, the communists because it is cruel - so hard to tell the difference"
"My centrist man that I loved is rounding people up for video footage of deportations, promising to refuse Palestinians safety and refusing citizenship. The fascists are angry because it is too soft, the communists because it is cruel - so hard to tell the difference"
February 14, 2025 at 10:20 AM
As a wiser man than me notes:
"My centrist man that I loved is rounding people up for video footage of deportations, promising to refuse Palestinians safety and refusing citizenship. The fascists are angry because it is too soft, the communists because it is cruel - so hard to tell the difference"
"My centrist man that I loved is rounding people up for video footage of deportations, promising to refuse Palestinians safety and refusing citizenship. The fascists are angry because it is too soft, the communists because it is cruel - so hard to tell the difference"
It's the Left's fault that the rube Ian Dunt backed Keir Starmer to the hilt and named him his politician of the year in 2024.
February 13, 2025 at 9:14 AM
It's the Left's fault that the rube Ian Dunt backed Keir Starmer to the hilt and named him his politician of the year in 2024.
Perfect depiction of the Centrist we all know and hate in The Listeners.
November 24, 2024 at 8:34 PM
Perfect depiction of the Centrist we all know and hate in The Listeners.
