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Ars Notoria

The Art of the Noteworthy — The London Bimestral — ISSN 2979-3378

MARCH 2026 ~ ISSUE 2 VOL 2


EDITORIAL

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ARUN KAPIL

THE VOLTAGE OF FRESH: WHY FRUIT NEEDS FIRE


PHIL HALL PAUL HALAS GORDON LIDL

MEETING HEIKO KHOO

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NORMAN B. SCHWARTZ

16. Little Tramp / Rich Man

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PAUL HALAS WITH BING SHI

COLOUR, MOVEMENT AND BALLET


MOUNTAIN WEDDING

SUDEEP SEN

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YOGESH PATEL

A SPINNING COIN OF DHŪRTĀKHYĀNA


THE RACIAL RESENTMENT OF THE WHITE CALIBAN

DUSTIN PICKERING

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ECOLOGICAL DESTRICTION IS CLASS WAR

GORDON LIDL


7. NEVER AGAIN

DAVID YIP

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ADEL DARWISH

THE RAMELEH TRAM CARRIES THE LIFE BLOOD OF ALEXANDRIA


POETRY

SHORT STORIES

BOOK EXTRACTS

TRAVEL WRITING


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Two Short Stories by Beatriz Escalante

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Oscar de la Borbolla: Notes on Language

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Beena Kamlani: Excerpt from The English Problem

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Ajay Jain: Extracts from ‘Charlie’s Boys’

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Ananya Vajpeyi: From Place: Intimate Encounters with Cities

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S B EASWARAN: Five Poems

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 Priscilla Gac-Artigas: Gustavo Gac-Artigas in Translation


In Translation: TWO of Ewa Lipska’s FURTEEN TALES

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Geo Milev: Prose Poems Translated by Tom Phillips


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New Malden Writers in March

Patrick McManus, John Grant, Karl Rutlidge, Tom Frank & Phil Hall

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FILM & POLITICS

GEOPOLITICS

SOCIAL COMMENTRY

TECHNOLOGY


RICHARD STEINHARDT

Gaming out the Iran War

The Continuing US Attack on Indian Non-Alignment

The Mysterious Death Wish of the Western Ruling Class


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The Road to Greater Khorasan

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PHIL HALL

Lebanon Envy

A Critique of Noam Chomsky’s Work

A Letter to the Apolitical You, Rudi


Solaris and the Loving Sky

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    Environment, Language, Technology and the Search for Aliens

    26th August 2026

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    The illustration on the Pioneer 10 plaque. Designed by Carl Sagan and Frank Drake. Artwork prepared by Linda Salzman Sagan. Photograph by NASA Ames Research Center (NASA-ARC) A World Speaks Its Technology by Phil Hall The search for alien techno-signatures requires a deep understanding of what is technology itself. The central contention of this essay is that particular technologies…

  • On Looking Into John Ruskin’s Praeterita

    On Looking Into John Ruskin’s Praeterita

    18th August 2026

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    The cover of Praeterita. On the left are drawings of John Ruskin’s two aunts by Phil Hall It took me years to read Crime and Punishment. I first tried when I was 14, then tried again at 15 and finally completed it at 16. What world do we enter, when we open a book?…

  • The Liturgy of Ordinary Things: Michael Schmidt’s Shifting Poetics

    The Liturgy of Ordinary Things: Michael Schmidt’s Shifting Poetics

    14th August 2026

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    Michael Schmidt. With kind permission by Yogesh Patel In the prefatory statement Michael Schmidt opens Here They Are (2026) with a declaration: “Poetry sometimes goes its own way, abandoning storytelling and lyric and following instead ‘the way of language’, discovering for a change what it has to say – more interesting than what the ‘I’ intended.” This claim…

  • LETTER FROM AMERICA II: TRUMP’S SHITSHOW ON THE ABRAHAM LINCOLN

    LETTER FROM AMERICA II: TRUMP’S SHITSHOW ON THE ABRAHAM LINCOLN

    14th August 2026

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    My carrier on the day the Vietnam War ended. Photograph courtesy of Dave Blazer A navy operates on real timelines—not television timelines. by Dave Blazer I was a sailor. When a carrier crew is pushed past 200 continuous days at sea with, essentially, no liberty, that is not proof of national strength. It is…

  • HOW THE TECH BROS USE AI TO GASLIGHT HUMANITY

    HOW THE TECH BROS USE AI TO GASLIGHT HUMANITY

    13th August 2026

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    Amazon Web Services Data Center in the U.S. Photograph Tedder, Wikimedia Commons by Phil Hall It was a family joke. Once we asked a friend about her son. How was he doing at school? And her reply was. He is very intelligent! He associates! Now this made us laugh, because the ability to associate…

  • THE VERY STRANGE SILENCE OF THE WESTERN PEACE MOVEMENT ON UKRAINE

    THE VERY STRANGE SILENCE OF THE WESTERN PEACE MOVEMENT ON UKRAINE

    10th August 2026

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    US Atom Bomb Test, Photograph US Army OK, maybe I am a coward, but I want my children, grandchildren, family, friends, community, nation and world to survive Open the door Lay on the floor, you’ve been robbed Wake up Wake your ass up Take off your jewels You fuckin fools, you’ve been robbed —…

  • The Trial of Great Britain Reopens

    The Trial of Great Britain Reopens

    2nd August 2026

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    The Scots Guardsman Photograph IDMacpherson1964 Scottish independence is an opportunistic distraction, not a solution rooted in ethnic or historical victimhood by Richard Steinhardt Around 430 million years ago, the piece of land that would be Scotland slammed into the land that would be England, stitching the British main island together. The join is called…

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    What is noteworthy, from a humane socialist perspective?

    1st August 2026

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    Ars Notoria. Is arsnotoria.com an ugly duckling? Photograph Phil Hall Dear Friends, I’m writing to share where Ars Notoria, the online Humane Socialist magazine, stands as we approach the next issue—and the next phase. We’ve been running this magazine for six and a half years. In that time, we’ve built something with genuine prestige…

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    Slaughter of the suitors of Penelope by Odysseus and Telemachus, assisted by Eumaeus and Philoetius. 2nd Century. Photograph Ixion Painte Wikimedia Commons by Phil Hall I can’t help thinking the Coen brothers would have made a better, more honest job of filming the Odyssey and that Cormac McCarthy, or Brecht, had either of them been alive,…

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    29th July 2026

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    City of London street. Photograph Andy Hall by Phil Hall The London Stone is a block of Clipsham limestone, roughly 53cm by 43cm by 30cm, now housed behind a grille in Cannon Street. It is unremarkable—a lump of weathered oolite, It is a stone that has a history, but it has no inscription and…

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