Full of admiration, this I is, for people with firm opinions, especially aesthetic judgements, their confidence, the way […]
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The headline read: “An icicle wedged totally through a man’s skull!” The article was in reference to a […]
Guy Debord, the enigmatic philosopher and radical thinker, left an indelible mark on the cultural landscape of the […]
“So crawls a toad on his belly into a bed of flowers.” —Jean Paul, tr. Charles T. Brooks […]
DEEP RED Deep red • the submarine blips on the cold surfacein Antarctica • as Mariner’s ship draws […]
TODAY, AT THE DUMP, the world is in the bin: a classroom globe, tossed into TV & MONITORS, […]
These days I don’t often read short story collections. My preference for fiction is the long form, either […]
An aphoristic essay by philosopher Andrew Milward on the relationship between philosophy and various forms of art, particularly in terms of the concepts of the minoritarian and the majoritarian.
The Tutor Arrives There is a bowl of fruit and a glass of still water arranged neatly on […]
A few months after I did my third step, I stood in front of a group to read […]
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