Ruins, Child - Giada Scodellaro humour Archivio opens its third editorial

Archivio opens its third editorial cycle with four thematic issues curated by guest editors who bring deep expertise to exploring the intersections of past

Written in a ‘state of attachment’

‘White ManTM’ offers a snappy but thought-provoking exploration of just how deep the links between power and identity can run

Briar Levit’s journey into graphic design began with an epiphany at a diorama in Muir Woods

but is partly its reasonableness

Ruins, Child - Giada Scodellaro humour Archivio opens its third editorialSet in what may be the future, and centred on six women sharing a space in some sort of crumbling apartment tower, Ruins, Child is remarkable for its irresistible sweep, wit, and prickly splintered truth. Giada Scodellaros novel is like a precious old mirror: dropped, looking up at you, flashing light and bits of the undeniable. With the pulsating sway of its liquid mosaic narrative, the novel may recall Virginia Woolfs The Waves, but is entirely its