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Collective Writing – Memory

‘Scrittura Industriale Collettiva’: a Conversation with Vanni Santoni and Gregorio Magini ‘In territorio nemico. Romanzo’. Can you introduce us to the novel and its plot? In territorio nemico (In enemy … Continue reading

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Collective Writing – Academia

‘Qualsiasi narrazione è un’opera collettiva’: Wu Ming’s Collective Writing by Kate Willman (University of Warwick) A self-styled ‘band di romanzieri’,[1] the Wu Ming Foundation started out under the auspices of … Continue reading

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Collective Writing – Critic’s corner

Countercultural Collective Writing in Wu Ming by Fabrizio Di Maio (University of Birmingham) Wu Ming, which means ‘anonymous’ in Chinese, is a pseudonym for a collective of four contemporary Italian … Continue reading

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Collective Writing – Voices

A conversation with Kai Zen How was the idea of Kai Zen originally born, and how has it evolved throughout time? Three of the four writers who actually write under … Continue reading

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