good day for a nice jog with Finn...

Enjoyable day it was to meet Bois-vert, the local artist nearby saint michel de la rive et st. joseph de la rive...Québec..has it already been 8 years...

is it a thing to have tattoo anniversary, as a kind of living memory? I would suggest, yes. here's to the skull, yak, heron, dragon, lotus flowers, and blue rose, the crow, and whale...I impressed into my flesh as living memory...of some of the many works I've translated or edited...

Beautiful Image I took of Lake Superior in the night sky prior to landing in Minneapolis...

l'art de lire ou bien l'art délire...je pense aujourd'hui avec l'oeuvre de Nicholas Roerich..reading over my training plan for the triathlon I signed up for..

Francois Laruelle and I present the bilingual edition of his work, Photo-Fiction, a Non-Standard Aesthetics, at the Minneapolis, MN, Midway Contemporary Art Library, October, 2013. He passed on to a different realm this past year, he was a good friend and mentor. May you journey onward, dear friend.

One of the most influential works I've ever read, Eduardo Viveiros de Castro's Cannibal Metaphysics, trans. Peter Skafish, 2014.

things I would like to be doing right now: cycling. Univocal author Michel Serres and Bernard Pivot cycling at Stanford in the 1980s..

Old memory: a surreal dreaming moment (and painting) whilst passing a marathon outside the art museum coming in from the harbour in Quebec City. A stack of Univocal books as well..

Univocal's Throwback Editions: Fernand Deligny and Felix Guattari. Only after I began working on the project did I learn from Guattari's wonderful daughter that Deligny was in fact their neighbor. She reminisced about growing up next to Deligny one day while we ate lunch in the Marais.

Recent releases in the Univocal Series.. Roger Bartra's Shamans and Robots: On On Ritual, he Placebo Effect, and Artificial Consciousness.