God Save The Queen
Today I went out with Tomemos and another friend to see The Queen. It was spectacular. I wasn’t sure what to expect, and actually didn’t read past the high metacritic score, so my… Continue reading
Today I went out with Tomemos and another friend to see The Queen. It was spectacular. I wasn’t sure what to expect, and actually didn’t read past the high metacritic score, so my… Continue reading
What did Kugelmass identify as his problem early that evening? Being wound up from the week. Not having someplace to unwind. Of what underlying matters might being “wound up” be considered symptomatic? The… Continue reading
Do you read Curves magazine? Probably not. Me neither, even though it is the best-selling lesbian magazine in the United States. Right now, right next to their review of the new Ani Difranco… Continue reading
Would somebody please sweep these up into some sort of intelligible thing? • What the hell do they put in the coffee in Seattle? Nicotine, because it’s more addictive than heroin? People move… Continue reading
This is something I’ve been meaning to write about for awhile, but I haven’t had a good opportunity. Why is it that the third season of Arrested Development handles its closet case in… Continue reading
The poetry MFAs at Irvine have come up with a new blog. They quote the people they’re reading, ask questions about poetry, and (perhaps) will publish samples of their own stuff. It’s exactly… Continue reading
JuniperJune asked a great question in a comment on Friday’s post. She wanted to know why — since I appeared to be in favor of fashion in earlier posts — I’m uncomfortable dressing… Continue reading
Dear readers, I’ve started writing about Badiou and Zizek, and Stanley Fish and Walter Benn Michaels, over at The Valve. The point is what we lose by academic infighting: Forgetting the Apologists I’ve… Continue reading
I’ve been completely remiss in keeping up this blog, something I blame on performance anxiety now that I’m writing under my own name. Also, since I think blogs ought to be more than… Continue reading