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Half a Rainbow

February 7, 2019
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 |  analysis, book, hermeneutics, reading

“That V-2 on the way?” “A4, yes.” He hangs at the bottom of his blood’s avalanche, 300 years of western […]

Half a Rainbow

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 |  analysis, book, hermeneutics, reading

“That V-2 on the way?” “A4, yes.” He hangs at the bottom of his blood’s avalanche, 300 years of western […]

Books Read in 2018

December 31, 2018
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Here are most of the books I read in 2018. Now that I have affiliated with IndieBound, I won’t be […]

Books Read in 2018

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Here are most of the books I read in 2018. Now that I have affiliated with IndieBound, I won’t be […]

The Bride from Odessa

December 21, 2018
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 |  book, identity, literature, reading, review

Some nights I am overcome by a strange sensation that I can only define as cultural nausea.  When Chris Marker, […]

Shit Writer

December 10, 2018
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 |  book, cunts, reading, review, sign o' the times

I don’t consider Fernando Sdrigotti a friend. I’ve known him for a a few years, sure. Mostly via Twitter and […]

Shit Writer

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 |  book, cunts, reading, review, sign o' the times

I don’t consider Fernando Sdrigotti a friend. I’ve known him for a a few years, sure. Mostly via Twitter and […]

World AIDS Day

December 1, 2018
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 |  amerika, art, book, performance, politics, queer, reading

Instead of a day without art, I’d like to celebrate two of my favorite artists: David Wojnarowicz and Ron Athey. […]

World AIDS Day

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Instead of a day without art, I’d like to celebrate two of my favorite artists: David Wojnarowicz and Ron Athey. […]

The Poet in His Labyrinth

November 23, 2018
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 |  amerika, culture, economics, history, identity, ideology, méxico, politics, reading

“Criticism unfolds the possibility of freedom and is thus an invitation to action.” “Criticism tells us that we should learn […]

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