The Dead Generations
Adam John Watermanthe brains of the living
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condensation, compression; all the shadows have gone missing
And then, all were numb. Après le déluge, le déluge. C’est moi. C’est nous. Wa, wa, water. Mayy, mayy, my. And so forth. The days keep coming. We are told they are coming. We have been told that we should be waiting for what is to come. The...
Another time, another day, the same day, again
It is September 29, 2024.
The war, observed; but not observed, and not a war; just murder in the name of not going to war; or primitive accumulation and property value
One of the questions I explore in the book I am concerns illness as the absence of words, the impossibility of stringing words in a sequence adequate to the dimensions of illness and the varieties of pain. This week, I find myself entertain...
fragments of the jawbone
Freud was diagnosed with cancer of the jaw around April 1923, just before his sixty-seventh birthday. Presenting himself at the clinic of the Viennese rhinologist, Marcus Hajek, Freud was subjected to an initial examination, which led to wh...
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Adam John Waterman is a socially awkward recluse. Over the course of his life, at different times, he has had somewhere north of fifty stitches in his face. His book, THE CORPSE IN THE KITCHEN was published by Fordham University Press in 2021.
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