Daniel Fraser·Nov 25, 2025From 2018: The Poverty of Truth, the Truth of PovertyI am re-posting this article (originally published by Mute in 2018) as their website seems to have gone down.
Daniel Fraser·Oct 2, 2025The Slip from DelightfulnessSidekicks for Clouds by Nadira Wallace (Guillemot Press, 2024)
Daniel Fraser·Jul 24, 2025Story Bored“By inscribing all events under the sign of death, trying to make everything boring mysterious, it makes the mystery boring.”
Daniel Fraser·Mar 4, 2025From 2015: Picasso and Truth, an interview with TJ Clark:This short interview was originally published in 2015 on Ready Steady Book.
Daniel Fraser·Feb 3, 2025A Problem Like MariaYou expected Aristotle Onassis But instead you got Mister James Fennings from Prestwich, in Cumbria –The FallA response icon1A response icon1
Daniel Fraser·Dec 12, 2024Against the Darkness: Paul Celan’s “Letters to Gisèle”My review of Letters to Gisèle, the recent translation of the correspondence between Paul Celan and his wife, the printmaker Gisèle…
Daniel Fraser·Sep 25, 2024A Personal AnthologyDelighted to have taken part in Jonathan Gibbs’ A Personal Anthology series a couple of months ago:
Daniel Fraser·Feb 15, 2024Imitation of Strife: On May DecemberMay December cuts off our access to aesthetic gratification through continual fractures, showing how our forms of storytelling have become…
Daniel Fraser·Jan 28, 2023Nothing, Nowhere, Not Even Once: An Oscars 2023 Round Up (part one)The Banshees of Inisherin