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This is where my thoughts pool as a reservoir of miscellany and peculiarity. It's actually not my brain that's dripping -- it's my soul that's leaking. It's really no big deal.
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September
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- AUTUMN IN THE HEAVENLY KINGDOM
- sneaky mysterious spammers
- W.G. Sebald on Bookworm
- PATIENCE (after Sebald)
- something to do with Sebald
- a gift of nightmares
- my mind is being ripped apart
- Witold Gombrowicz
- There is something...
- I approve of this blog:
- 3 more days!
- SARAH THE PRIESTESS
- I must read this book
- considering Derrida
- revolution...?
- Romney is logically compelled
- the most depressed composer in the history of the ...
- W.G. Sebald on Thomas Browne
- a confirmation
- on the beyond side of total freak
- the rare one
- more poetry by Gillian Prew
- a real good performance
- poet's sigh versus thinker's hysteria
- reverie
- I'm sticking this poem...
- a phenomenology of the uncanny
- "She Thinks I Still Care"
- that Dostoevsky magic
- The Beaux Arts Trio and Brahms
- The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser
- only listening (for Uri)
- "The Recipe of Time" -- a poem by Yael Tomashov-Ho...
- Can you dig it?
- "penumbra" (poem based on a Regina Walker photograph)
- "waiting for the bus" (poem based on a Regina Walk...
- "self-portrait" (poem based on a Regina Walker pho...
- on the crest of the meta-wave
- "Hotel California"
- I'm on the verge...
- Romney & Company....
- debut novel by young Israeli author
- "...as though trying to pierce a mystery...
- Triangle Shirtwaist Fire of 1911
- THE WHITE RIBBON
- GRAND CANAL OF VENICE
- "What Wilts is Blood" by Gillian Prew
- BLUE LIGHT: SELECTED POEMS by Sofiya Yuzefpolskaya...
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