pre-pandemic, I was all for ATARAXIA: "I would be happy to be content." now in my protestant era, all I see in the concept is its smoothness—as in SMOOTH BRAIN. I am dedicated to friction: anti-disney, anti-smartphone, anti-using instagram to socialize with women.

fontheads will notice that i am ripping off the typographic system of the New Yorker (Caslon/Irving/Neutra), which is odd, since my style is quite far removed from their art deco aesthetic. as with everything on this website, it's all subject to change.

one white boy at cafe dep reading Beloved leaves and is immediately replaced by another reading Sula.

i'm almost ready to publish the first volume of my newsletter. i just need to completely re-factor my website first.

i'm scared elon musk is going to come beat my ass for neglecting my twitter account.

someone should write an epic complex umberto ecoesque novel about roko's basilisk and the zizians.

it is not that I necessarily feel much better having blocked x dot com on my web browsers; but now when I do visit, it's much less tolerable.

artistic crafts are the only skills that get more difficult the better you get at them

@Srirachachau can't handle kino I see.

@danji why are they building CDJs for arctic deployment??

@tao_lin my cat's dependence on me keeps me going. he's usually happily snoozing in the morning and will meow when I brush him, which is a positive start to my day.

the sun is shining without a cloud in the sky. it's biting cold, the wind blows at a half-knot. it's blue Monday, the most depressing day of the year. the cat is stretched out in a sunbeam, sleepy and warm. I'm going to church to pray to God to please, please grant me respite.

three 250lbs men at the back of the room sighing in ecstasy after every line recited by the poet girls, stomping, snapping, clapping. they were the only people in the bar not there to read. those are the real Literary Men, who wear realtree without a hint of irony.

@esther_duo29640 stfu

@mubiusa nooo!!! don't implicate me the viewer!!!

contemporary arts not dead.