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horsepiece

"Occult blood" was published by ergot.– it's a small Horse piece.

. . . marking "My death"

"Object markers; or, My death, an irratiocination" was published by Calamari Archive, Ink. in Sleepingfish 2020+.

רְאֵם

Ulrich Baer is running his Science Fiction Writing Workshop, beginning in May. It's perfect, and the book list is: Dhalgren.

Rhinoceros– and William Gibson, as William Gibson– in Wild Palms (1993).

In re: rhinoceros, Peter Grudzien's The unicorn (1974)– which Ulrich sent me years ago.

J Lo at Jajouka

Shirley Collins– and hooden horses– in "Death and the lady", the video released for Lodestar (Domino, 2016).

Jennifer Lopez riding across the desert to Deadvlei, while the Master Musicians play– the opening sequence of The cell (2000).

Gabrielle Wittkop; Anthems in Eden (Harvest, 1969)– cf. Anthems in Eden (Castle Music, 2006); Boy soprano (Non-Standard, 1985); Derek Bailey playing with the radio on Domestic jungle (scatterArchive, 2022); Joyce Mansour's Cris; Peter Lorre in Arsenic and old lace (1944); the magazine Bourbon Penn.

Wastelands / Dead Futures

Ulrich Baer runs the workshop The Poiesis of the Wastes this fall: enroll to read Delany's Stars in My Pocket [...] and Anna Kavan's Ice– and, for the sake of yr spec. this workshop is tentatively set for any time now, I think; Ulrich is an incredible teacher, facilitator, collaborator, mentor...!

Masayuki Takayanagi New Direction Unit, April is the Cruellest Month (Blank Forms, 2019): as says Eliot, "My Friend, Blood Shaking My Heart"– when this line makes my book, it's all Takayanagi.

Transversals is reading for Issue #5 Dead Futures: this is the Deleuzian zine, and it's gorgeous always.

The Cardigans, First Band on the Moon (Stockholm Mercury, 1996): entries in hauntology "Happy Meal II" and "Heartbreaker"– the latter with bizarre Black Sabbath quotations.

ask me about, anytime:

Children's picturebook workshops for experimental writers.

Vernacular and nontraditional approaches to five- and six-string banjo, guitar, etc.

Disassembling toy metallophones.