and the gulf enters the sea and so forth, none of them emptying anything, all of them carrying yesterday forever on their white tipped backs, all of them dragging forward […]

Excerpt from Applied Ballardianism: A Theory of Nothing… That year, I lived in perpetual fear, divining signs everywhere of a forthcoming suburban apocalypse, like the series of Hummer billboards plastered […]

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Modern philosophical aesthetics has been concerned with the special field of art and artistic expression, but always with a view to its implications for our understanding…

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When the Dean said we could not cross campus until the students gave up the buildings, we lay down, in the street, we said the cops will enter this gate […]

In 1985, while still working on Dead Letters, I became fascinated by the idea of wound reading, and committed myself to the practice of vulnerology, collaborating with Phil Sims on […]