Carl Neville

Carl Neville is a writer and critic currently based in London. He blogged as the Impostume and was instrumental in setting up a series of now defunct popular blogs on the 70s, 80s and 90s. He is currently film critic for T__ribune and released two short books on film, Classless (2010) and NoM__ore Heroes? (2015), with Zer0 Books. The first half of a dystopian/utopian novel dyad, Resolution Way, was published by Repeater in 2016; the second part, Eminent Domain, is due out with same publisher in 2020.

Works By Carl Neville

24 Hour Theory People: Part 3
‘Fruitful misunderstandings’ strikes me as a good way to think about the blogosphere — and, actually, as a good way of describing what interesting criticism does, in so far as you never really ‘understand’ a work you’re responding to in any transp...
5 Mar. 2020
24 Hour Theory People: Part 2
For me, the easiest way to demonstrate the uniqueness of the blog medium is to think about why the k-punk book instantly and overwhelmingly prompts that question of its migration across media, a question which would not even arise for an anthology...
27 Feb. 2020
24 Hour Theory People: Mark Fisher and the blogosphere
There’s been a lot written already about the work of the late English writer, blogger and cultural theorist Mark Fisher, who died in 2017. Last year, a substantial anthology of Mark’s blog writing — together with interviews, reviews, and an unfini...
20 Feb. 2020

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Carl Neville

Works By Carl Neville

24 Hour Theory People: Part 3

24 Hour Theory People: Part 2

24 Hour Theory People: Mark Fisher and the blogosphere