2024 in Writing—

RT @Eric_T_Racher: A companion piece to the one Greg posted below, from the same place.

"What would be the value of the passion for knowledge if it resulted only in a certain amount of knowledgeableness and not, in one way or another and to the extent possible, in the knower’s straying afield of himself?" Foucault, tr. by Hurley

"In genesis, the novel had about the same relation to the life which it measured as the general theory of relativity to the motion of the perihelion of Mercury."

RT @alvinlu: Carole Maso’s fusillade against the lit bros aged better than most of these takes but I may be biased.

After Emerson:

Carlyle on the ecosystems of Twitter—

RT @Editio3Paradise: Now free with every order from our website: a sheet of Jean Paul translations. The wooden coati figurine is, unfortuna…

RT @new_sinews: from the archive: issue5: fires, deities, labyrinths, biodata, villages, notebooks, foxes, borders, fate, torture, solitude…

Lawrence

Some notes in dialogue with Emerson's works:

"We savagely forget our writers, for we are like the lotus-eaters in Homer, who eat the sleepy poppies in order to annihilate our origins and homeland." Dahlberg

Acabo de publicar cuatro poemas en el nuevo número de Copihue Poetry: Pertenecen a otra década de mi vida, pero imagino que no poco persiste de aquella sensibilidad.

Alabaster

"That is what love is: a declaration of eternity to be fulfilled or unfurled as best it can be within time: eternity descending into time." Badiou, tr. by Peter Bush