Panic in Detritus
William HamElisions, obfuscations, perfectly bisected infinitives, illegible marginalia, and muddled epiphanies from a guy who had better know better than this. Don't touch, you rascal.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 9 | Subscribers | Read | williamham.substack.com |
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The following piece appeared in the first issue of a swell but short-lived pop-cultural mimezine (or whatever they call the damn things) I co-founded called The High Hat, all the way back in 2003.1 (It no longer “exists” as such, but plug w...
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(originally published in the November, 2011 issue of Cinematic Completist)
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