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Truman Capote’s ‘In Cold Blood’: An Autopsy of the True Crime Genre

Daisy Cox recounts her intriguing and remarkable experience reading 'In Cold Blood' by Truman Capote, the “inventor” of the modern non-fiction novel and New Journalism.

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Daisy Cox

31st March 2025

Culture

The Banality of Atrocity rumbles through Jonathan Glazer’s “The Zone of Interest” (2024)

“Glazer draws the viewer, however resistant, to view the world in line with its Nazi protagonists”, writes Mia Badby.

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Mia Badby

26th February 2025

Culture·Literature

Matthew Palatnik: Elizabethan Poet, Fulke Greville’s deeply humane portrayal of love in “Poem IV from Caelica”

Per Capita's Matthew Palatnik argues Elizabeth Poet Fulke Greville's deserves greater recognition, analysing Fulke's “Poem IV in Caelica".

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Matthew Palatnik

3rd November 2024

Culture

“It terrifies me, as an artist and movie lover”: Backlash as Indie Movie makes a Deal with the Artificial Intelligence “Devil”

Daisy Cox discusses the implications of AI generated images in light of the recent controversy surrounding Late Night with the Devil

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Daisy Cox

28th March 2024

Culture

The Boy and Heron (2023): a dazzling autobiographical lesson in grief

Solomon Clarke discusses themes of generational trauma, introspection and liminality in Hayao Miyazaki’s latest and supposedly final film.

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Solomon Clarke

4th February 2024

Culture - Page 2

Truman Capote’s ‘In Cold Blood’: An Autopsy of the True Crime Genre

The Banality of Atrocity rumbles through Jonathan Glazer’s “The Zone of Interest” (2024)

Matthew Palatnik: Elizabethan Poet, Fulke Greville’s deeply humane portrayal of love in “Poem IV from Caelica”

“It terrifies me, as an artist and movie lover”: Backlash as Indie Movie makes a Deal with the Artificial Intelligence “Devil”

The Boy and Heron (2023): a dazzling autobiographical lesson in grief