And I am working on the weirdest project I’ve done yet: An Oral History of the Edmonton Airport Chili’s.

This spiraled out of control landing me a Taproot Edmonton and CBC radio interview: www.cbc.ca/listen/live-...

Aside from this, I got a book chapter in this new book edited by Julie Reshe and Todd McGowan.

The three of us recently did an interview with Vanessa Sinclair for Rendering Unconscious, which should be out soon.

Here is the thing about the album: Melancholic Melodrama is a story about the contradictions and tensions of the escapist fantasy of becoming a popstar. So I am going to have fun with how ridiculous this prompt can get.

I’ve been sending a media release around and I am happy to send it your way.

Leading up to this album, I have bunch of singles and weird promo bits coming up because of course I will take any chance to be a weirdo.

“It Girl for All Seasons” is coming up next on July 27

pseudo-antigone.bandcamp.com/album/melanc...

Like what the hell, goes so hard

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Furries are a gift to this world

Lately I’ve had a thing for making short Letterboxd reviews 🤷🏽‍♀️

Big fan of Garfield, my boy. Love learning weird contrived things about the publication of Garfield and Garfield lore.

Ask me about Garfield, and I might just spill my favourite facts about this Gemini angel.

Lately I’ve been branching out from Freud and Lacan a bit to look into the psychoanalysis of people like Sandor Ferenczi, Anna Freud, Melanie Klein, Donald Winnicott, Jean Laplanche, Christopher Bollas, and whatnot.

In my studies and writing, I tend to do a mix of German and French philosophy, particularly I focus on Marxism and psychoanalysis. I primarily focus on thinkers like Plato, Hegel, Marx, Freud, and Lacan. I am interested in the conceptual transformations of these fields which I have written about.