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Two of the images that stay—in my own mind—are of a drifter, babbling alone above a model American small town (looking like a literal model town)—and then the brief, electric and minutely cataclysmic glide through an ominous private jet full of shadowy figures who are possibly descending on the town

FICTION Magazine at the Indie Lit Fair, Astor pl

famous castles

I think geogeusser is confused

Franz Kafka's Its A Wonderful Life, dir. Peter Capaldi with Richard E Grant as K... bizarre rumination on the writing of the famous first line of metamorphosis, twisted into a sardonically saccharine capra ending

Lost Horizon 1937 on TCM. very interesting--beautiful--story, as far as orientalist fantasies go--if you lived in utopia, would you believe in it?

Tarzan the Ape Man 1932 on TCM right now

density and confusion should sometimes be embraced, I think, rather than the minimalism that continues to flatten out our contemporary visual mind. Regardless, the cybernetic redesign from the 70's still looks better

there is so much in North Woods I love, or at least am fixated on. References to, perhaps, Thomas Cole, to dime novels like Nick Carter's, turn of last century Theosophy--and also just rural NE life, which resonated with me. I focus on that in this piece, the sense of childlike wonder bottled up..

"L-O-V-E" 2024

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"Football Sophistry" 2024

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"I filched a flower in my dream" 2024

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