Semiotic Drift is a collection of fragments and short critical pieces on film, television, video games, literature, art, autofiction, digital hegemony, memory, nostalgia, the proliferation of images, and the drift of meaning.
The work here sits somewhere between theory and autobiography.
My thinking draws on a hybrid academic background: a BA in Media Studies, an MA in Sociology and Global Change, and a PhD in English Literature and Creative Writing.
Some of this work comes from academic research and teaching. Some comes from staring at screens and books for too long.
This site runs on Bear Blog, a minimal platform with no tracking and only basic analytics. It is built by an independent developer, which matters to me. It keeps the focus on writing rather than metrics. That matters too.
All writing is © Marc Brüseke unless otherwise noted. You are welcome to quote from the work or share excerpts with attribution.
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