theft is property
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A short untitled poem
That the dead end up in the crevices of our wallets
A Meditation on Modern Forms of Desensitization
Lying languidly on the champagne-colored divans in the pink room of Purgatory, a bar in Bushwick, my friend Lex and I discuss an idea for an article. Or rather, someone else’s idea for an article which they want us to write. Happy to have b...
An old and tired allegory
There is that scene in En cas de malheur where Brigitte Bardot lifts up her dress as she leans back onto a table, revealing a black garter belt and beige stockings. So striking is her pose that a still of her body resting against the wooden...
On Jill Johnston’s Gullibles Travels (1974)
Always having been afraid to keep one, the closest thing I have to a diary is an ever-growing archive of my marginalia. Among the most recent additions is
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