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a bleak little furrow in Creation – a high wall and a shadow – an evolving Thing... – new fiction twice monthly, plus poetry, criticism, assorted ephemera

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Fragments on Writing 4

Paul Thek, Untitled (Earth Drawing I) (acrylic on newspaper, c. 1974)

A prefect dream. I’ve found it’s productive for me, as a matter of “craft”, to not really know what it is I am writing, and to know I do not know, and to remain attentiv...

4 days ago
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Ravine Country

A story about a village on a scarred plain.

In a part of the world that’s full of ravines there are three that are around a particular small village. From above, they make a shape resembling an old, broken triquetra with the village at its...

13 days ago
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The Water Park

William Eggleston, Near Friendship, Georgia (1976)

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It was summer.
The summer burned on us.
It made marks on us like tire treads.
It made mar...
18 days ago
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Something Restless

I dreamt that I was in what I understood was Las Vegas, even though it didn’t really look anything like Las Vegas. I was looking down at an enormous complex made up of dozens of identical luxury high-rise hotels, built in an “X” shape acros...

a month ago
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Intermittence: on Ultrarouge-lnfraviolet (1974)

A case study from the cinema of colors.

Guy Fihman’s film Ultrarouge-lnfraviolet (1974) is a work that’s been lodged in my mind, not only as an object of thought in itself but as “something I should write about” more or less continuously s...

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