Category: death

• Il y a / n’est plus

  Sep 22

  A hundred years of his undying death articulating as if the singular unsaid, unsaying, unsayable, in its fully exteriorized impossibility against the homogenized totalization of a text, an other. He… more ›

• Bullet-Point Friday

  Sep 21

  Stop having those miniature emotional outbursts (read: breakdowns) when you translate sentences like, “The baby with the head like a balloon died in the hospital while she held his hand,”… more ›

• Bullet-Point Friday

  Sep 21

  Stop having those miniature emotional outbursts (read: breakdowns) when you translate sentences like, “The baby with the head like a balloon died in the hospital while she held his hand,”… more ›

• Voices

  Sep 4

  Nothing abides. Nothing remains. Today I found out that Ray Williams died. (We raise our voices.) He was the chair of the fine arts division at the community college I… more ›

• Voices

  Sep 4

  Nothing abides. Nothing remains. Today I found out that Ray Williams died. (We raise our voices.) He was the chair of the fine arts division at the community college I… more ›

• Burnt Out

  Jul 10

  Cameron Diaz using her eco-friendly (and edible) hair gel. Nothing makes Skajlab wish the whole world would burn to smithereens than the incessant and insipid Cameron Diaz talking about the… more ›

• Burnt Out

  Jul 10

  Cameron Diaz using her eco-friendly (and edible) hair gel. Nothing makes Skajlab wish the whole world would burn to smithereens than the incessant and insipid Cameron Diaz talking about the… more ›

• Marked by the trace and the testament

  Jun 13

  Derrida’s Learning to Live Finally–his last interview before dying in October 2004–is a brilliant testament to learning, living, and loving. This little book arrived today, and I eagerly read it… more ›

• Marked by the trace and the testament

  Jun 13

  Derrida’s Learning to Live Finally–his last interview before dying in October 2004–is a brilliant testament to learning, living, and loving. This little book arrived today, and I eagerly read it… more ›

• Bringing Sexy (and Consumption) Back

  Jun 1

  Who would’ve thought that TB could be so fuggin’ sexy?!?! This photo from the AP (or perhaps it was Jeff Koons or even Pierre et Gilles) does more to glamorize… more ›