Esoterrorist is a publication that, much like its creator Genesis P-Orridge, refuses to be confined by definition or category, inhabiting a space that is deliberately unstable. In approaching its content, we have chosen to translate it into the form of a cut up, a process of dismantling and reassembling words that finds its origins in the experiments first of Brion Gysin and then William S. Burroughs. His shadow has always lingered over P-Orridge’s work, not only as a spiritual guide but also as a linguistic and artistic presence that shaped the way life and art could be fused into a single, inseparable entity. In this sense, Esoterrorist situates itself in a lineage of radical experimentation where language is not just a tool of communication but a living material to be torn apart and reconfigured.

Vladimir Sorokin / The Future of Russian Dystopia
Art&Culture | Spotlight
In a bold convergence of literature and technology, renowned Russian writer Vladimir Sorokin introduces his latest project, "DAY OF THE OPRICHNIK - #cancelrussianculture" based on his eponymous dystopian novel. The novel, which was shortlisted for the Man Booker International Prize in 2013, offers a satirical vision of Russia's future under its current political trajectory, set in a 2028 Russia isolated by the Great Russian Wall. The story is rich with Sorokin's signature dark humour and inventive narrative style.














