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portada Bruno Zhu: Fiction Non Fiction (Volume 1)
Type
Physical Book
Author
Year
2025
Pages
144
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
19.7x14.9x1.4 cm
ISBN13
9788867493111

Bruno Zhu: Fiction Non Fiction (Volume 1)

Bruno Zhu (Author) · Mousse Publishing · Paperback

Bruno Zhu: Fiction Non Fiction (Volume 1) - Bruno Zhu

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Synopsis "Bruno Zhu: Fiction Non Fiction (Volume 1)"

Fiction Non Fiction is a series of readers edited by Bruno Zhu that pairs voices in literary criticism with the material histories of labor, gender, and race. Each volume offers a close reading of fictional and theoretical works to explore how identity politics have been narrativized by liberal institutions across different times and spaces. Volume 1, published in conjunction with Bruno Zhu’s commission License to Live at Chisenhale Gallery, London, delves into the concept of space. Spanning Martinique and colonial Algeria, Jamaican plantations, and 1970s Lisbon, the collection examines the enduring impact of colonial projects that continue to underpin extractive systems today.

Fiction Non Fiction is a series of readers edited by Bruno Zhu that pairs voices in literary criticism with the material histories of labor, gender, and race. Each volume offers a close reading of fictional and theoretical works to explore how identity politics have been narrativized by liberal institutions across different times and spaces. Volume 1, published in conjunction with Bruno Zhu’s commission License to Live at Chisenhale Gallery, London, delves into the concept of space. Spanning Martinique and colonial Algeria, Jamaican plantations, and 1970s Lisbon, the collection examines the enduring impact of colonial projects that continue to underpin extractive systems today.

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