Fleur Perrouin

[Tribune @tribunemagazine]

Politicians often preach that hard work will protect you from poverty and deliver personal fulfilment. But under capitalism, neither of those things are true – labour will only be meaningful if we organise. https://t.co/4fBhNrBSgF

[Annette Fernando @FernandoAnnette]

‘A refreshingly smart, open-minded examination of an artist and public figure who was both highly visible and elusive.’ @jeres @JawbonePress @AirellePerrouin @PopMatters I can’t wait to read this book!!! Great review: https://t.co/1B2pRGlMWt #relaxbabybecool

[PopMatters @PopMatters]

As an apolitical, ironic, and internationally-minded songwriter and composer, Serge Gainsbourg certainly differed from many 20th-century French musicians.

@AirellePerrouin on @jeres' RELAX BABY BE COOL @JawbonePress

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[Fleur Perrouin @FleurPourRien]

Essays & reviews on translated literature, Stendhal, migrant fictions, and film noir by @AirellePerrouin https://t.co/1GybN4Tnwt

[Airelle Perrouin @airelleperrouin]

Ryan Ruby, Reading the Room https://t.co/UaOKuqmV21 via @newleftreview. This is great. I had to read it twice.

[PopMatters @PopMatters]

A casual, ‘precarious‘ workforce is a precondition of neoliberalism.

#pmpick

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[Jacobin @jacobin]

Serbian-American economist Branko Milanovic spoke with Pablo Pryluka for Jacobin about his recent book "Capitalism, Alone" and the changing conditions of global inequality. https://t.co/fiMph6iSCe @BrankoMilan

[The New Yorker @NewYorker]

Claire Denis’s film “Beau Travail,” which is now part of the Criterion Collection, "had an uncanny effect on me when I first watched it," @AlexRossMusic writes. https://t.co/hq8Jh7J0np

[In These Times @inthesetimesmag]

This Valentine's Day, remember: Work won't love you back. https://t.co/caRUy8okYM via @sarahljaffe

[PopMatters @PopMatters]

The Master's Tools Won't Dismantle the 'Women's Media' House: On @gabrielle_korn's 'Everybody (Else) Is Perfect'
@atriabooks @ao_perr
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[Airelle Perrouin @airelleperrouin]

Why Work Doesn't Work https://t.co/EFq5fdG8b3. My review of @sarahljaffe’s important, timely book @PopMatters

[The TLS @TheTLS]

Nabokov, second time around https://t.co/rgF4PBxxtX

[Claire Keegan @CKeeganFiction]

2021 Briena Staunton Visiting Fellowship Awarded to Claire Keegan https://t.co/lObuZwvaGT

[Still Point @stillpointLDN]

📽️Today on the Still Point blog: @airelleperrouin reflects on her inheritance of half-remembered films - "Our mother spoke admiringly of ‘wonderful’ scenes between actors she couldn’t remember, in a language she couldn’t recall" https://t.co/WKzpMRGK5P 📽️

Image: @AirellePerrouin

[Airelle Perrouin @airelleperrouin]

Thank you @stillpointLDN for publishing my short piece this morning! It’s a pleasure to be included in this exciting blog for the arts and humanities in London