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Cycles of Queer Time
An earthquake struck in ’92. The aether ripped, frost from the overhead slipping into the architecture. Shuddering freckles of cobalt collapse into lithium mines warred over by techtonic cataclypse. Swarm. Sometimes when you are queer the future can occur before the past. Growing up frozen in temporal veins, branching paths lead back to premature adulthood,… Continue reading
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The Myth of De Santis
A faint Napoleon errors over Florida. De Santis, grand inquisitor, plucks Excalibur from the lady of the everglades and proclaims himself king. No mouse will muscle him into compassion. At the return of history, the real splits into two, then into infinities; from the illusion of a shared history, the digital circulation of capital fissures… Continue reading
Fish In the Afternoon 