"Utopia is a non-place the intellect retreats to in order to fail on its own terms, to enjoy every painful contraction."
PRINCIPLES OF ANARCHITECTURE
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Armand & C.I.P.H.E.R :: Seam your shadow to that of a nameless wanderer, using filaments of spider silk imbibed with the brooding smoke of a dying eclipse :: cosmic glare to 8-bit epiphany ::
Visual : colab : work:
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@LouisArmxnd@praguemicrofest
Here too, the appearance of the enemy on the event horizon can be likened to the first signs of an alien invasion; with the crucial difference that it is us who evoke the demon from the Outside, and we can reasonably predict its evolution.
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@NihilObstat1
Proof copy of A TOMB IN H SECTION, by @LouisArmxnd, has just reached the Equus vaults as its first 2025 release, the ARC’s currently with reviewers / blurbers, one of the finest-looking text/image productions in our 15-year history.
Watch this space as more reveals are forthcoming…
My book MASSIVE is out today. I started writing it 8 years ago this month. I'm very proud of it. It's the first book that for better or worse I feel like I did something completely new and personal with in terms of how its read, its diction, and its understanding of causality.
"The book itself is structured like a randomly scattered cluster of me(n)tal shards; like so many fractured pieces of glass. The reader is forced to put the story together like trying to gather up a broken mirror. Each chapter is titled with a date and a city name. And no... of course not; most certainly, the dates are not ordered chronologically. It's not a history book it's mental shrapnel, which means it's up to you, the afflicted reader, to pick those pieces out of the flesh of this perfectly toxic thriller."
Giorgi Vachnadze reviews Phillip O'Neil's Mental Shrapnel (Equus, 2020), courtesy Becoming Press.
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What does it matter if the book itself is “non-existent”? Or if it is a book, in the “shape of an orb,” rolled about merely in order to gather dust?
@LouisArmxnd reviews @AnsgarAllen's THE FACES OF PLUTO (Stalking Horse Press, 2024)
Cooking with PLAGUE THEATRE (@EquusPress)
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& launch of corona\samizdat's first microline books via @HarschRick424
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