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Tag Archives: Jeanette Winterson
Writing from the margins
In his primer Astrologik (Vertical Pool, 1999), underground filmmaker and overall maverick Antero Alli argues against legitimising astrology. But not for the reasons you might expect. Astrology happens to be his profession. So it’s his peers who want to look … Continue reading
Posted in the life of the writer, the sceptic's guide to astrology & more, use & abuse of language
Tagged Antero Alli, archetypes, Astrologik, astrology, atheists, belief systems, capitalism, creative writing course graduates, diversity, doctorates, honesty, Jeanette Winterson, language, literature, oracles, originality, perspective, political correctness, religion, spiny sea urchins, truth
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