Quentin S. Crisp
Quentin S. CrispQuentin S. Crisp studied Japanese at Durham University and philosophy at Birkbeck. His first collection, The Nightmare Exhibition (BJM Press), was published in 2001, his second collection, Morbid Tales (Tartarus Press), in 2004. Other works followed.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 17 | Subscribers | Read | quentinscrisp.substack.com |
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News and an Older Interview Revisited
First of all, the news. Perhaps you have already seen in my Substack notes, but I am to be a speaker at an event under the title Back to Haunt Us at the Verdurin event space in Hoxton, London. I will be in great company. Also speaking will ...
Haiku Blues
I have sometimes been struck by a sort of soulful congruence between haiku and the blues. I think this first occurred to me after listening to ‘Devil Got My Woman’ by Skip James, and, in particular the lines:
Godspoor
At the end of August (strange, it seems longer ago), I received some text messages from my friend Daniel Corrick, translating a line from the novel Steppenwolf by Hermann Hesse.
Infamously
I am recycling this article from my old, aborted blog, Close Reading. I am prompted to do so after encountering the phrase “the now infamous Jeffrey Epstein” in an e-mail from The New York Times. I am sure I have encountered the phrase “now...
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Quentin S. Crisp studied Japanese at Durham University and philosophy at Birkbeck. His first collection, The Nightmare Exhibition (BJM Press), was published in 2001, his second collection, Morbid Tales (Tartarus Press), in 2004. Other works followed.
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