somewhere all these books seem to overlap, intersect . . . inter-text. for some reason, as i read persuasion, i keep trying to remember that line where marx says hegel said that all world-events happen twice: hegel remarks somewhere that all great, world historical facts and personages occur, as it where, twice. he has forgotten [...]
- i think i read that books themselves, with their necessary spaces/gaps/margins, explode with our (=book+reader) own, new meaning. so why let forgetting/never-learning how (why?) to write stop me from writing about reading?
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books
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the latest
- mormon enigma: emma hale smith pg 102
- rockets, missiles and space travel chapter 2
- persuasion chapter 18
- persuasion chapter 17
- persuasion chapter 16
- persuasion chapter 15
- persuasion chapters 13 and 14
- the theory of bloom 1
- rockets, missiles and space travel chapter 1
- 10,000 bc: the geology of morals (who does the earth think it is?)
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other (inter)places
- allibaster's paper crafts
- an und fur sich
- awesome mix tapes from africa
- bat, bean, beam
- bunnicula!
- cabeza!
- dear jesus
- he shot cyrus
- i nephi
- infinite thought
- international journal of zizek studies
- jenny marx correspondence
- killerbuds
- lenin's tomb
- limited, inc
- movies n joy
- mudd up!
- notes for the coming community
- paleozoic mixtapes!
- prison photography
- subtopia
- surging urges
- the bags out
- the new map
- we will die!
