Guest edited by our very own Tim Jones-Yelvington, PANK has a spanky new online issue out featuring all-queer writing. Wait, what’s “queer”? According to the editor’s note: “Queer picks at ‘normal’ like a scab, then eats it. Queer negates labels or else queer embraces many labels. Queer asks what the fuck is a label anyway.” READ [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Dennis Cooper’
PANK: The Queer Issue
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Abhishek Chaudhary, Adam Jest, Andrew Tibbetts, B.G. Will, Ben Engel, Christopher Phelps, Crystal Boson, Dennis Cooper, Dennis Mahagin, Doug Paul Case, Elaine Castillo, Holly Jensen, Julie Marie Wade, Kevin Simmonds, Lawrence Schimel, M. Kitchell, Maureen Seaton, Mike Buffalo, Paul Lomax, Rachel Swirsky, Rickey Laurentiis, Robert Alan Wendeborn, Robert McDonald, Robert Warwick, Sarah Einstein, Simon Sylvester, Sofia Rhei, Tim Jones-Yelvington on October 15, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Currently Reading: Impossible Princess, by Kevin Killian
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Dennis Cooper, Dodie Bellamy, Impossible Princess, Kathy Acker, Kevin Killian on May 28, 2010 | 5 Comments »
Do you ever catch on a sentence while reading, one that no matter how many times you reread it, you just can’t derive any meaning from it, it sort-of remains more or less completely… algebraic, but instead of reading ahead to something that does resonate, you keep reading the sentence, over and over, hoping to [...]
Guest Post, by Matt Bell: A Sentence About a Sentence I Love
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Dennis Cooper, Guide, Matt Bell on May 8, 2010 | 2 Comments »
“It was like looking at a rock pile and trying to imagine an avalanche.” –from Guide, by Dennis Cooper
Why I Dig Dennis Cooper
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Dennis Cooper on December 9, 2009 | 11 Comments »
..Hello all! I am excited to participate in the conversation here at Big Other. Thanks to John Madera & crew for inviting me. ~tim… Recently, I wrote a tiny reflection for my local activist rag AREA Chicago on the work of Dennis Cooper and (what I believe to be) its relevance for social justice activists. [...]