Category Archives: morocco

new directions: press (imperative)

Posted on November 6, 2011 by

We lack a people. We seek a people – Paul Klee Sometimes I think about the concept of the relation between what we call writers, what we call publishers, and what we call readers. I don’t think about it enough … Continue reading →

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miso seen: love poem.

Posted on July 29, 2009 by

centenaries, centurians doing dangerous things for a thousand? years now, or more, likely is to like as slowly is to slow. is he coming? i wouldn’t have thought so. if something is sig- nificantly like one thing it is necessarily … Continue reading →

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sordomudo

Posted on March 4, 2009 by

We say finite things and they’re over, like that. How very similar things are to their real forms. But  for us there are no forums. We gave our baggage away and watched the death-eyed, flack-mouthed fall of finless sharks. Not … Continue reading →

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