Twenty-first Century Demoniac is a blog about the strange and fascinating phenomena that make up modern culture. An eclectic mix of insights on internet culture, art and literature, history, and mental health, Twenty-first Century Demoniac takes a closer look at what we’re missing when we get stuck in a doomscroll.
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Helena C. Aeberli is a writer and researcher from London based in Oxford, where she is working on a PhD on eating disorders in the seventeenth century. She is interested in internet culture, feminism, and the history of medicine and the body. She is terminally online, but trying not to be. Beyond Substack, her work can be found in the LARB, London Magazine, Review31, and Oxford Review of Books, among others.
Helena procrastinates @helenarambles on twitter. You can find out more about her writing, academic research, and her portfolio over on her website.
