Jack Dolan is an English writer, journalist, and sound artist whose work chiefly explores the intersections of post-Nietzschean metaphysics within the framework of sovereignty and technology. Drawing on formative studies in Media & Literature at Bangor University (2016), his work focuses on philosophy, music, and media culture, with essays, interviews, and articles — most notably for Public Pressure — reflecting on the dynamics of creative composition in relation to the socio-political currents informing the present age. As founder of Icelation Works, this profile curates the full body of his literary and journalistic work.

Main interests: ontology, aesthetics, perennialism, etymology, metaphysics, Nietzsche

"The normative demand for linguistic simplicity in the contemporary publishing industry erodes the very fabric of pinpointed and accurate expression, substituting nuanced interiority with a bland, clinical mediocrity.” - The Decay of the Divine