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accidental, angular, & interdisciplinary literatures.



My head is my only house unless it rains

Don Glen Vliet



Were a wind to arise
I could put up a sail
Were there no sailI’d make one of canvas and sticks

Bertolt Brecht, ‘Motto’
(Buckow Elegies)


See here for Rehearsal, an ongoing
& growing collation of original (& borrowed)
digital ephemera.





Rehearsal

An ongoing & growing collation
of original (& borrowed) digital ephemera.




           
            27.
JUST ROOM ENOUGH / HE SAID /
WHO DROWNED
Wadih Saadeh
Translated from the Arabic
by Robin Moger

(Three poems.)

            26.
WHAT’S IN M/Y EYE?
Monique Todd

(On Monique Wittig’s Le corps Lesbien /
The Lesbian Body)

            25.
Plastic Language x Tenement Press / NTS

Featuring works by ...
(Sheets to the wind, Broadcast notes)

            24.
A VISIT TO BERLIN
Duncan White

(An essayistic aside on Birgit and Wilhelm Hein.)

            23.
MIDWINTER LETTER / CODA
Maria Sledmere

(A curtain call of a poem.)

            22.
I LET THE YEAR SLIP THROUGH MY HANDS /
A GREAT SHAKING
Edwina Attlee

(A poem.)

            21.
OUR PRIVATE EYE
Jeffrey Vallance & Jon Auman

(A conversation.)

            20.
MIDSUMMER SONG / CUE
Maria Sledmere

(A poem on/after the summer solstice, MMXXI.)

            19.
I.     ON THE IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUL
II.    WAR & PEACE
III.   THE FLAME OF AN IDEA
Jorge Yglesias
Translated from the Spanish 
by
Peter Bush 

(Three short stories.)

            18.
Pillar Mister (MMXXIII)
Maarten Slof & Sam Wilson Fletcher

(Notes on Simeon Stylites.)

            17.
HORSE HOROSCOPES
On the Passage of Michèle Bernstein through Time /
Michèle Bernstein has Forgotten to Die
Clodagh Kinsella

(A film / a text.)

            16.
VOLCANO
Bojan Louis

(A short story.)

            15.
TO P.P.P. IN NO PLACE
Elsa Morante
Translated from the Italian
by
Cristina Viti

(A poem.)

            14.
Another Side / The Other Side
Astrid Alben & F. van Dixhoorn

(A memoir of a text in translation.)

            13.
Notes for / After / on a Tech Week /
in which a play is broken apart 
Micaela Brinsley

(A broken script.)

            12
.
Daughter of Marxism / Here Not /
Three for Antonioni

Jess Cotton

(Poems.)

            11.
LA CALIMA
Siri Katinka Valdez

(A short story.)

            10.
(elegant toplessness stoned in stairwell)
Wayne Koestenbaum

(A poem & a piano.)

            9.
Citizen(s) of the Twentieth Century
Lucy Sante & Jon Auman

(A conversation.)

            8.
Lodging & Dislodging the Little Magazine
Sophie Seita & Danny Snelson


(A Google Document.)

            7.
Goodnight the pleasure was ours
David Grubbs

(An excerpt.)

            6.
Scenarios of the Imminent Future
Jorge Carrion

Translated from the Spanish
by Peter Bush

(An essay.)


            5.
Hindsight is 20/20
Lynne Sachs

(Poems.)

            4.
A Scandal of Meekness

(after Pier Paolo Pasolini)
Cristina Viti

(A poem.)


            3.
Nattsong / Excerpts
Caroline Bergvall 

(Poems.)

            2.
Tell it in Breaking England /
On Derek Jarman’s Persistence of Vision
Gareth Evans

(An afterword / or aside.)


            1.
Jonas in Rough
Jonas Mekas
& Jon Auman

(A conversation.)


We are committed to the idea that study is what you do with other people. It’s talking and walking around with other people, working, dancing, suffering, some irreducible convergence of all three, held under the name of speculative practice. The notion of a rehearsal—being in a kind of workshop, playing in a band, in a jam session, or old men sitting on a porch, or people working together in a factory—there are these various modes of activity. The point of calling it “study” is to mark that the incessant and irreversible intellectuality of these activities is already present.

Fred Moten & Stefano Harney
The Undercommons (2013)




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