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    A Year in Reading: McKenzie Wark

    by McKenzie Wark Dec 13, 2023 3 minutes

    I tend to read around writing projects, so in 2023 it was a lot of books connected one way or another to raving, transsexuality, and autofiction.

    Raving

    Diedrich Diedrichson, Aesthetics of Pop Music

    Useful book on defining the boundaries of pop music, so that one can think of contemporary music as in some ways now something else.

    Luis Manuel Garcia-Mispireta, Together, Somehow: Music, Affect and Intimacy on the Dancefloor

    On the dancefloor as shared space and the complexities thereof. Of course it’s from Duke, who set the pace in humanities academic publishing.

    Kemi Adeyemi,

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