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Miles Ellingham

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As seen in: O Globo, The New York Times, Business Insider, Financial Times, The Independent (UK), Rolling Stone, VICE, Flipboard, British GQ, GQ España and
Senior writer @ObserverUK Words in @FT, @Newstatesman, @nytimes etc. Head of falconry @dispatch__media — milesellingham(at)gmail(dot)com 📖 @rcwlitagency

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Journalist at Financial Times. Work also in Rolling Stone, The Independent, The Quietus, VICE, Jacobin and others.

He likes to write about counterculture.

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Kultur : Warum halten die Leute Žižek für verrückt? Zu Besuch im „Fetischzimmer“ des Philosophen

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By Miles Ellingham Verified
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Slavoj Žižek träumt von bürokratischen Komplikationen. Meistens läuft es ungefähr so ab: Er hat sich mit einem Freund verabredet, aber der Freund ist nicht da. Žižek ruft ihn an, doch es hat ein Missverständnis gegeben – er hat die falsche Adresse. Er nimmt sich ein Taxi, kommt an, aber der Freund ist wieder dort, wo sie angefangen haben. Vielleicht muss er ein Formular ausfüllen, obwohl er nicht weiß, warum. So geht es weiter, die Angst steigt, bis der Tag endlich anbricht.
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Can anyone unite North London? Zack Polanski has his work cut out

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By Miles Ellingham Verified
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“So far, Polanski’s stagecraft has served him well.” (Vuk Valcic/Sopa Images/LightRocket/Getty) Andy BurnhamBy electionGreen partyLabourZack Polanski Prefer us on Google The constituency of Holborn and St Pancras, Labour since its inception 43 years ago, is a strange shape, encompassing strange people.
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The sound of England

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By Miles Ellingham Verified
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Sheffield is buckling with English heat, English noise, English paranoia. An elderly man gazes through a telescopic lens towards a church spire, observing a peregrine falcon as it feeds its young while, down in the yard, four topless day-drinkers roll around play fighting. Little sticky notes on the inside of a ground floor window have been decorated with neat cursive slogans: “diversity is not our strength”, “no one is coming to save you”.
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