“I wish I could have been a tree splintered
After one thousand years alive.
This country was a grand experiment.”
From “Heritage” by Logan Fry, TYR’s Poem of the Week: https://t.co/cPVG1NKejN
CRB 3.2: Revolutionary poetics, the Paris Commune, containers as cultural memory, feminist unsexing of language, the ethics of digression, grief as technology, art in munitions bunkers. If you flip through it fast, the stars spin. Welcome to the zoetrope.
@heynibras i cannot conceive of a conversation without interruptions. they're not giving a speech, and often if i dont interrupt, what they say next wont make sense to me, or itll be missing a bit of new flavor from my question or comment. its also an invitation to take a new direction
one thing americans genuinely seem not to understand is that celsius, like fahrenheit, makes complete intuitive and bodily sense to people who use that scale
Peter Falk telling Gena Rowlands that her performance in A Woman Under The Influence is the greatest ever and will be remembered 100 years from now and being absolutely correct
VOLT 27 / late summer epiphany:
30 pp. portfolio from Force Drift here among other wonders
deep & abiding thanx to Gillian Conoley for her belief in my work over the years, and for continuing the amazing editorial project VOLT is—
essential archive