Chris Kraus, author of the biography of Kathy Acker, discusses Kathy's life, debunking myths of the art scene, and writing from altered states with Juliet Jacques. They explore the limits of accurate biographies and changes in writing and attitudes towards privacy and appropriation.

Author Chris Kraus discusses the themes of desire, objectification, and abstract romanticism in her book 'I Love Dick'. The podcast delves into the power dynamics of love, obsession, and the intersection of art and infatuation. It also explores the evolution of comedy, reclaiming the female narrative, and the complexities of desire in romantic relationships.

In a captivating dialogue, Chris Kraus, renowned for her feminist novel 'I Love Dick', is joined by activist Emma Holten. They delve into the challenges women face in the art world, discussing the complexities of female representation and the societal pressures that shape identity. Kraus reflects on the intersection of art and activism, examining how contemporary feminism is fueled by personal narratives. They also tackle the disconnect in political discourse and the transformative power of creativity in addressing social issues.