Looking Back on the End of the World

A brilliant Semiotext(e) collection that turns apocalyptic thinking inside out. These essays navigate the strange space between catastrophe and everyday life, asking what it means to live when the world feels perpetually on the brink. Sharp, provocative, and unexpectedly thought-provoking, this volume brings together voices that refuse easy answers about our collective anxieties. Perfect for readers drawn to critical theory, cultural philosophy, and anyone who's ever wondered how we normalised doom-scrolling our way through the end times.