This is one my favorite essays on Kubrick and art in general, and it was written eleven years ago, but…
Two-Lane Blacktop
After college, a friend and I went on a tear, spending our weekends watching everything we could find by Godard,…
Do you want to watch a movie that brims with plot twists and turns, where seemingly anything can happen, as characters explore spectacular and colorful sets, planting new ideas in one another’s heads, the whole charade serving perhaps as a metaphor of the cinema as an engine for limitless dreaming?
The Post-Post-Modern Things: Björk, Kathy Acker, and the Astral-Disappearing Act (1-2/53)
1. ‘All I know is that we have to reach this consumer construct. And her name’s BJÖRK.’ ‘That’s a nice…
my friend Josh Corey got de-accepted from The Paris Review
Daniel Nester writers about the travails of the “rejecterinos,” in the wake of an editorial change. Read about it from…
Recommendations?
I’m looking for books and articles, like Birkerts’s The Gutenberg Elegies (it’s a bit dated now, I think), that explore…
POPSICKLE: A FESTIVAL OF LITERARY ARTS
CLICK ME for Popsickle’s Facebook event page! POPSICKLE 2010 unites Brooklyn’s literary curators for a two-day festival of readings, performances…
Would you read this?
(Wasted a little time yesterday by writing silly blurbs for the YA novel I want to write/am writing instead of…
a book i want to read in a world where i have time to read cool things like this
Antidiets of the Avant-Garde From Futurist Cooking to Eat Art Cecilia Novero University of Minnesota Press | 392 pages |…
Gloomy Sunday
In honor of the Pitchfork Music Festival, here’s a collection of different versions of “Gloomy Sunday,” the “Hungarian Suicide Song”:…