24
Feb
[Re-Description] Bittersweet
Reading Anne Carson's Wikipedia page,
Eros the Bittersweet – Carson's first book of criticism, published in 1986
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Notebook
This category is stuff that I come across in stuff I read, or watch, or listen to, and don’t want to forget. It’s also a record of thoughts that make up my head noise.
23
Feb
Anne Carson on why we should read classics today
Here is an excerpt From Anne Carson/Antiquity, a collection edited by Laura Jansen.
This is Carson being quoted from
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22
Feb
Monster
I found this sentence/information in Fassbinder Thousands of Mirrors by Ian Pecman.
The word monster has its etymological roots
15
Feb
[Reading] Fassbinder Thousandsof Mirrors by Ian Penman
These are passages I highlighted in the book Fassbinder Thousandsof Mirrors by Ian Penman because I like them.
I don&
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14
Feb
[Reading] Ian Penman on using theory as an autodidactic
From an interview with Ian Penman done for Interview Magazine by Sarah Nicole Prickett.
PRICKETT: Your pieces for NME are
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13
Feb
The more accelerated our life becomes…
The text below is from The Novel of the Future by Anaïs Nin.
The more accelerated our life becomes, the
12
Feb
Being enchanted with the quotidian
Also, from The Convivial Society email newsletter, which was sent out this week and I already blogged about here:
In
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11
Feb
A public sort of thinking process
In his email newsletter Carton Gravity Julian Simpson, wrote:
As of today, I am setting up a reminder to post
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10
Feb
Information density & time
The text below is the opening paragraph of The Convivial Society email newsletter, which was sent out this week:
Here’
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08
Feb
Pro wrestling & jouissance
From an article on Wrestling Inc. on the work that Al Snow is doing at OVW:
I'm also
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