Alexander Lin
@alexanderlin.bsky.social
love's the son/ stood stammering elocution/ while the poor ship in flames went down
"increasing store with loss and loss with store" || "wie schwinden wächst und wachsen schwinden heißt und tönt"
shakespeare sonnet 64 übersetzt von franz josef czernin
shakespeare sonnet 64 übersetzt von franz josef czernin
May 13, 2025 at 11:23 PM
"increasing store with loss and loss with store" || "wie schwinden wächst und wachsen schwinden heißt und tönt"
shakespeare sonnet 64 übersetzt von franz josef czernin
shakespeare sonnet 64 übersetzt von franz josef czernin
Reposted by Alexander Lin
hello Romm-Heads
I finally made a website: jakeromm.com
very simple: just links to all my writing and my contact info
read everything I've ever written right now please
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jakeromm.com
November 27, 2024 at 8:45 PM
hello Romm-Heads
I finally made a website: jakeromm.com
very simple: just links to all my writing and my contact info
read everything I've ever written right now please
Reposted by Alexander Lin
Oh, a niche problem that I can solve to the exclusion of other activities I am meant to be doing? Yes, I can do that.
October 10, 2023 at 10:11 PM
Oh, a niche problem that I can solve to the exclusion of other activities I am meant to be doing? Yes, I can do that.
Reposted by Alexander Lin
Am about to lift the following from a thread I did once in the Olim Bird Place, but if I leave a legacy behind, please let it be the legacy of coining the term The Chortlemuffin effect. The Chortlemuffin Effect describes a citational chain leading to bullshit. /1
October 1, 2023 at 10:27 PM
Am about to lift the following from a thread I did once in the Olim Bird Place, but if I leave a legacy behind, please let it be the legacy of coining the term The Chortlemuffin effect. The Chortlemuffin Effect describes a citational chain leading to bullshit. /1
Cesare Pavese's "Dialogues with Leucò" is one of those books I read once years ago, have not yet returned to, but will never forget. An un-Adornian late work of late where the author crystallizes their style around myth—just before ending their life.
October 3, 2023 at 4:47 AM
Cesare Pavese's "Dialogues with Leucò" is one of those books I read once years ago, have not yet returned to, but will never forget. An un-Adornian late work of late where the author crystallizes their style around myth—just before ending their life.
it's thanks in large part to @jakeromm.bsky.social that i started reading krasznahorkai – read jake's fantastic essay before LK wins the nobel!
(doing dialectical criticism, i see:) bsky.app/profile/jake...
(doing dialectical criticism, i see:) bsky.app/profile/jake...
October 1, 2023 at 8:17 PM
it's thanks in large part to @jakeromm.bsky.social that i started reading krasznahorkai – read jake's fantastic essay before LK wins the nobel!
(doing dialectical criticism, i see:) bsky.app/profile/jake...
(doing dialectical criticism, i see:) bsky.app/profile/jake...
I joined Twitter 1.5 years ago, so I wasn’t there for when you all were building up community. But in the short span of time I’ve felt carried by that momentum and made friends and acquaintances whom I may never have met otherwise. Here’s to the future, wherever it is—let’s make it ourselves.
For a lot of us, losing Twitter isn’t really about losing ties to the company itself. It’s losing 10+ years of real, asynchronous communities, professional development, the ability to get gigs and clients, the ability to promo/share your art on an extremely broad scale. The loss of that has impact.
July 24, 2023 at 5:47 PM
I joined Twitter 1.5 years ago, so I wasn’t there for when you all were building up community. But in the short span of time I’ve felt carried by that momentum and made friends and acquaintances whom I may never have met otherwise. Here’s to the future, wherever it is—let’s make it ourselves.