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Comashopped Operative – by AG Davis

Posted on November 20, 2023 by monoclelash

From the opening lines the reader is implicated by the Comashopped Operative : “it’s a tripwire / your face reversed…you study my fears in this blistered and extended universal effigy.” AG Davis leads you, the reader, on an orphic journey … Continue reading →

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Forgotten Avant-Gardist TLP #1-2: The Mapah Ganneau –– Baptism, Marrage; w/ Traviès & Gustave Karr, trans. Olchar Lindsann

Posted on December 6, 2019 by monoclelash

After the Romanticist sculptor and phrenologist Simon Ganneau was visited by the spirit of his recently deceased wife, he founded the Evadamiste movement, a hybrid of occultism, gnosticism, feminism, and utopian socialism. Though small, the movement lasted for twenty years … Continue reading →

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The Ecstatic Nerve: Speculations on Some Dubious Subjects –– by Olchar E. Lindsann

Posted on December 3, 2019 by monoclelash

From one perspective, a programme for a radicalized practice of Thought; from another perspective, a fractured history of certain 19th and 20th Century avant-gardes; from yet another perspective, an experiment in utopian historiography. Or possibly a meticulously researched speculative novel. … Continue reading →

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Anti-Prophesies: Post-NeoAbsurdist Prophesy Poems, A.Da. 86-94.

Posted on November 20, 2019 by monoclelash

–– ed. Olchar E. Lindsann; Cover image by Bradley Chriss. By the Montana PNA group, Aaron Andrews, Megan Blafas, Warren Fry, Bruno Franklyn, Jim Leftwich, B. Chriss, O. Lindsann & other anonymous Post-Neos. One of the first and most versatile Post-Neo microforms, … Continue reading →

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Two Cities: On Carcosa And Golgonooza – by Olchar E. Lindsann

Posted on November 10, 2019 by monoclelash

Between two cities which do not exist, what does not exist is born . . . a theoretic prose-poem at play with Blake, consciousness, mysticism, negative theology, imminence, logothesis, epistemontology, the life of absent things, Weird Fiction and the Yellow … Continue reading →

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