We've put together a collection of critical essays on Andor season two, which you can get in print here - and then will be available online to read for free too.

The essays cover themes including the work of rebellion and empire, liberation, understanding revolution, and class struggle. Each essay contributes to our collective attempts to analyse and make sense of the final series, particularly in the context we each find ourselves in.

For anyone in (or near) London, we're also going to be hosting a launch event on the 3rd of September! More details here

I wanted the dagger to look like it would be something Luthen would appreciate. I think he would’ve loved a dagger with the rebel emblem in it. Hope you all enjoy it as well.

“Unfortunately, it’s never out of date.”

This community is slowly dying. I miss y'all posts.

The force of reaction is strong with this one.

Y'all ever change a mind? Or is it just about bringing them to this point in the dialectic and the rest is them?

From BreakThrough News: “Andor” actress Denise Gough joins the show to speak out against Israel’s genocide in Gaza and share the personal journey that led her to take a public stand. “I don’t have a choice,” she says. “Palestinian people are asking us to speak up… I’m just doing what they are asking me to do.” Gough reflects on the risks artists face when speaking out against the genocide, but insists that public figures must confront the US and Israel’s crimes in Palestine. “If the price I have to pay for standing on the right side of history is that I lose work—then that’s the price,” Gough says, “I’ve had enough. And if we’ve had enough, can you imagine what it’s like for those living under constant attack in Palestine?”