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by Cory Austin Knudson
The stories of Umberto Eco and QAnon are those of people desperate for meaning, and of people willing to give them some semblance of it for profit, for power, or even for laughs.
QAnon’s Pendulum: On Umberto Eco’s Fiction and Right-Wing Conspiracism
The stories of Umberto Eco and QAnon are those of people desperate for meaning, and of people willing to give them some semblance of it for profit, for power, or even for laughs.
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by Johannes Bennke and Ian Haight
Language, poetry, and the act of translation are, then, inherently communal acts because they all involve ways of knowing one’s self, sharing that self, and as a result, eliminating a sense of otherness among communities.
Empty Cup – Dennis Maloney
Language, poetry, and the act of translation are, then, inherently communal acts because they all involve ways of knowing one’s self, sharing that self, and as a result, eliminating a sense of otherness among communities.
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by Darcie Dennigan
The inability to believe in the future, a failure that we humans have made possible — we have exceeded ourselves, haha! — has created, not unhappiness, but ____________________.
A Forest Almost – Liz Countryman // The Aleatory Abyss – Evelyn Hampton
The inability to believe in the future, a failure that we humans have made possible — we have exceeded ourselves, haha! — has created, not unhappiness, but ____________________.
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by Michael T. Fournier
As the endless 24-hour news cycle increasingly feels like performance for profit rather than reporting, CLEAN TIME: THE TRUE STORY OF RONALD REAGAN MIDDLETON rings true with its deft prescience.
Clean Time: The True Story of Ronald Reagan Middleton – Ben Gwin
As the endless 24-hour news cycle increasingly feels like performance for profit rather than reporting, CLEAN TIME: THE TRUE STORY OF RONALD REAGAN MIDDLETON rings true with its deft prescience.
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by Johannes Bennke and Ian Haight
Language, poetry, and the act of translation are, then, inherently communal acts because they all involve ways of knowing one’s self, sharing that self, and as a result, eliminating a sense of otherness among communities.
Empty Cup – Dennis Maloney
Language, poetry, and the act of translation are, then, inherently communal acts because they all involve ways of knowing one’s self, sharing that self, and as a result, eliminating a sense of otherness among communities.
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by Darcie Dennigan
The inability to believe in the future, a failure that we humans have made possible — we have exceeded ourselves, haha! — has created, not unhappiness, but ____________________.
A Forest Almost – Liz Countryman // The Aleatory Abyss – Evelyn Hampton
The inability to believe in the future, a failure that we humans have made possible — we have exceeded ourselves, haha! — has created, not unhappiness, but ____________________.
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by Michael T. Fournier
As the endless 24-hour news cycle increasingly feels like performance for profit rather than reporting, CLEAN TIME: THE TRUE STORY OF RONALD REAGAN MIDDLETON rings true with its deft prescience.
Clean Time: The True Story of Ronald Reagan Middleton – Ben Gwin
As the endless 24-hour news cycle increasingly feels like performance for profit rather than reporting, CLEAN TIME: THE TRUE STORY OF RONALD REAGAN MIDDLETON rings true with its deft prescience.
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by Emma Ramadan
Etel Adnan gets at reality by melting into the world around her, she lets herself be subsumed by nature, welcomes mountains and waves.
Surge – Etel Adnan
Etel Adnan gets at reality by melting into the world around her, she lets herself be subsumed by nature, welcomes mountains and waves.
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w/ German Sierra and Shane Jesse Christmass
I’m particularly interested in those aspects that subvert the ‘manifest image’ of the human and the Universe, rather than in those that confirm our perceptions and beliefs.
Shane Jesse Christmass and Germán Sierra
I’m particularly interested in those aspects that subvert the ‘manifest image’ of the human and the Universe, rather than in those that confirm our perceptions and beliefs.
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w/ Laura Wetherington
I was a bit sad because visual poets make beautiful images but they don’t say anything and sound poets make very beautiful sounds but we can’t read them. So why is visual poetry not a score for sound poetry?
Anne Kawala
I was a bit sad because visual poets make beautiful images but they don’t say anything and sound poets make very beautiful sounds but we can’t read them. So why is visual poetry not a score for sound poetry?
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w/ Sebastián Jiménez Galindo
It’s fun to play with form and to mis-manage; to be a charlatan, to revolutionize and cause an explosion with your film
Fabrizio Federico
It’s fun to play with form and to mis-manage; to be a charlatan, to revolutionize and cause an explosion with your film
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w/ E.B. Bartels
It’s like they say, character is fate. Obsessions are inescapable.
Melissa Broder
It’s like they say, character is fate. Obsessions are inescapable.
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by Allison Noelle Conner
The zombie of the Revolution has now infiltrated popular culture, history, and creative expressions.
On Haiti and the Resistive Imagination
The zombie of the Revolution has now infiltrated popular culture, history, and creative expressions.
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by Odrán Waldron
Teenaged harbingers of change in dystopias both imagined and real.
Tetsuo & Youthquake
Teenaged harbingers of change in dystopias both imagined and real.
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by Barrett White
The real Florida is wedged between county roads leading to forgotten beaches, or deep in the neighborhoods where tourists won’t go. If you know where to look, you can find its edges.
Punk Ecologies
The real Florida is wedged between county roads leading to forgotten beaches, or deep in the neighborhoods where tourists won’t go. If you know where to look, you can find its edges.
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by Justin Erickson
What we talk about when we talk about the Space Age.
The Prodigal Astronaut
What we talk about when we talk about the Space Age.
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by Cory Austin Knudson
The stories of Umberto Eco and QAnon are those of people desperate for meaning, and of people willing to give them some semblance of it for profit, for power, or even for laughs.
QAnon’s Pendulum: On Umberto Eco’s Fiction and Right-Wing Conspiracism
The stories of Umberto Eco and QAnon are those of people desperate for meaning, and of people willing to give them some semblance of it for profit, for power, or even for laughs.
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by Jonathan Murden
It is not a unique experience to sit or stand in the presence of a pet or a house plant, or a favorite tree, and to feel that one is not entirely alone.
Confessing to a Tree
It is not a unique experience to sit or stand in the presence of a pet or a house plant, or a favorite tree, and to feel that one is not entirely alone.
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by Devin Smith
Max Gunther is indeed telling an “incredible true story,” but it is not the story of D.B. Cooper.
Hijacking and Escape
Max Gunther is indeed telling an “incredible true story,” but it is not the story of D.B. Cooper.
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by The Editors
When one listens, one opens oneself to the world.
Full Stop Quarterly: Limits and Listening
When one listens, one opens oneself to the world.
