“The Father’s Blessing” is the longest story in The Complexities of Intimacy so far, and it’s a major comedic turn,…
The Big Other Interview #43: Cris Mazza
At the recent Chicago book release party for Cris Mazza’s new novel Various Men Who Knew Us as Girls, from…
Two New Videos I’m Obsessed With that Are Influenced by Late 80’s-early 90’s House Music
I am loving this trend. When/if I ever make a video for my song SHAMPOO YOUR HAIR IN THE 1990s,…
Sequined Barthes
Sequins is a kind of primitive theater, a kind of Tableau Vivant, a figuration of the motionless and made-up face…
Sequined Deleuze
The shame of being sequined – is there any better reason to write? Sequins escapes from the body like an…
Notes on visiting the Harun Farocki exhibition at the Center for Contemporary Arts in Glasgow.
Apparently in the United Kingdom there are more surveillance cameras per person than in any other country in the world.…
Guest Post: Paula Bomer: On Tolstoy’s “The Devil,” David Foster Wallace’s Suicide, Give Sorrow Words: Maryse Holder’s Letters from Mexico, and Self-Control
The epigraph to “The Devil” quotes Matthew v. 28-30 regarding lusting after a woman (who is not your wife): “And…
Nephew’s inaugural title: Darby Larson’s The Iguana Complex!
Holy smokes! Nephew, an exciting new imprint of Mud Luscious Press, has announced its first title: Darby Larson’s The Iguana…
Can anybody help me?
I am trying to find an article (or maybe it was just a blog post) to give to Rachel Swirsky…
Borders becomes even more liminal; small presses and micropresses affected differently?
I was just talking to a science fiction small press publisher about the effect that this news may have on…