Paul Graham Raven

Paul Graham Raven is a postgraduate researcher in infrastructure futures and theory at the University of Sheffield, as well as a futurist, writer, literary critic and occasional journalist; his work has appeared in such venues as MIT Technology Review, Wired UK, ARC Magazine, The Los Angeles Review of Books and The Guardian. He lives a stone's throw from the site of the Battle of Orgreave in the company of a duplicitous cat, three guitars he can hardly play, and sufficient books to constitute an insurance-invalidating fire hazard. @PaulGrahamRaven / velcro-city.co.uk

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