Memory of the Word
According to the myth of the origin of written language as told by Socrates in the Phaedrus, Theuth declares that written […]
According to the myth of the origin of written language as told by Socrates in the Phaedrus, Theuth declares that written […]
“Beauty is just as vapid as its distinctions.” The recent translation of Anne Garréta’s Sphinx, translated by Emma Ramadan and […]
Imagine being a historian of nineteenth-century Paris and your academic publisher demanding to see the original city before accepting your […]
WritingThe irony is that in the year that I’ve written the most, I’ve blogged the least. You would think that […]
This spring I read the collection of short stories entitled The Cannibal Night by Mexican author Luis Jorge Boone, expertly […]
When writing about Surrealism and automatism, what better way to conduct research than to do a little automatic writing and […]
When I was an undergraduate in the late 1980s, I wrote a series of extremely short narratives that I called […]
Sitting here on a Thursday evening listening to PJ Harvey play on Apple TV while Stephen bakes a cheesecake from […]