Category: essay

• Antisocial Network

  Jul 22

  What can the word “friend” mean after Facebook, where it is really a synonym for “coincidence”? Verlyn Klinkenborg’s recent editorial in the New York Times is necessary brilliance and should… more ›

• Excerpts

  Dec 16

  Something I’ve been doing for the past several semesters is offering excerpts of my academic work here at the end of the semester. When I’m not writing here–which is happening… more ›

• 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 ›

• Pieces of Me

  Aug 14

  If it’s not the hunger and lack of interest in any of the food I find on the streets here—I mean there’s only so many cheese pizzas, cheese sandwiches, tomato… more ›

• Pieces of Me

  Aug 14

  If it’s not the hunger and lack of interest in any of the food I find on the streets here—I mean there’s only so many cheese pizzas, cheese sandwiches, tomato… more ›

• Uncovered (and recovering)

  May 1

  Last night at 10:00 I submitted my grades and officially ended the spring semester. Now (with head freshly shaved) it’s time to rejoin the human race by returning to the… more ›

• Uncovered (and recovering)

  May 1

  Last night at 10:00 I submitted my grades and officially ended the spring semester. Now (with head freshly shaved) it’s time to rejoin the human race by returning to the… more ›

• The Unnamable (A Protocol)

  Feb 8

  9/11 is an American quasi-logo denoting the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, which becomes in its use an ideogram in which we continually re-inscribe the Twin Towers. Lower Manhattan… more ›

• The Unnamable (A Protocol)

  Feb 8

  9/11 is an American quasi-logo denoting the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, which becomes in its use an ideogram in which we continually re-inscribe the Twin Towers. Lower Manhattan… more ›