Visual Development Unit
From the estimable camera lense of Herr Matthew Coleman and VDU.
Nationality: Wog – The Hounding of David Oluwale
Northern England in the seventies has been written about much more realistically and darker by David Peace in his Red Riding Quartet and The Damned United, and in the so-called ‘kitchen-sink’ dramas of the period and the years after that were more interested in the relationship between man and urban than the petty politics of the domestic home. If the relationships between crime and the cities of the seventies have been explored widely in fiction, non-fiction has, concerning the same subject, struggled to find its narrative voice.
Pete Carvill reviews Kester Aspden’s Nationality: Wog — The Hounding of David Oluwale.
John Doe 81, Boston (From the collection John Doe: Yeah I Fucked You)
I ran into him on the street soon after I got back to town and I didn’t care anymore about ethics only dick. He looked at me like I had been in a car wreck. I scared him because my soul was disfigured.
By Jeri Cain Rossi.