As we reach the final few days before the radical book fair we just wanted to highlight some of the excellent speakers we will have at our "Radical Book Talks". First up, Richard Seymour, the author of 'Disaster Nationalism: the downfall of liberal civilization'. #WhatsOnDublin #SpéirGhorm

Don't miss our Radical Bookfair Saturday May 31st in the Teachers Club! (and now expanded 'Radical Book Talks') The Radical Bookfair with dozens of stalls will be running from 12-5pm, and our 'Radical Book Talks' will be running 12-7pm 🗓 Mark your calendar! ✊ Spread the word! rupture.ie/bookfair

Rupture is excited to announce the Radical Book Fair 2025, which promises to be even more packed with stalls, talks, workshops and of course books then before! Saturday 31 May 2025 12 noon to 5 pm (talks until 7pm!) Teachers’ Club, Parnell Square, Dublin More info here: rupture.ie/bookfair

I wrote a review of the new Bob Dylan biopic for @rupturemag.bsky.social, please give it a read and tell me how funny and intelligent I am. rupture.ie/articles/dep...

Depoliticising Dylan: Review of 'A Complete Unknown'

by Liam de Buitléar For those of us on the left, the effect of art, particularly music, can often be an underappreciated influence on many of us. People Before Profit TD Richard Boyd Barrett has oft...

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New on Rupture: Irish activist and socialist writer Pádraig Mac Oscair reviews Richard Seymour’s recent book Disaster Nationalism, which explores the troubling rise of ‘disaster nationalism’ in global politics. rupture.ie/articles/rea...

A continuation of reactionary politics - Review of Disaster Nationalism

In recognition of an important contribution to the analysis of emerging far-right forces internationally, Rupture is seeking reviews and articles engaging with Richard Seymour’s recent book Disaste...

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New article on our site: Robin Koenig and Cian Prendiville survey the 2025 People Before Profit AGM, which took place in Dublin earlier this month. rupture.ie/articles/pbp...

'It is from the trans experience that the movie mines its horror.' Robin Koenig's review of I Saw The TV Glow, from our current issue, is now live on the Rupture website. rupture.ie/articles/the...

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Robin Koenig reviews I saw the TV glow

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