Short story-like narrative on an end-of-society what-if scenario

Like the original copy text, this edition is composed of 999,014 characters formed into 213,716 words and their accompanying punctuation.

The relationship between poetry and the imagination goes beyond individual writer and creation. The definition of a language... More > and therefore of a culture is blown this way and that way by the whispers between poet and poetry. < Less

A tandem story is a story of any length that is written by more than one person. Usually, they are written by two people... More > alternating paragraphs, but they may be written by any number of people. Tandem fiction is not as serious as novel writing because of the difficulties (in terms of plot) that occur in writing them. 'Tinctured Tandems' is an anthology of two short stories. These stories are the first completed fictional works done by members of the Writers of Tandem Fiction, a club at Stuyvesant High School in New York City. < Less

Labour and environmental movements are often portrayed as being opponents in battles over nature that pit jobs against the... More > environment.
This work offers a reconsideration of the important connections between radical ecology and working class movements. It also identifies similarities in the practices of revolutionary unionism (or syndicalism) and radical environmnetalism. It offers a starting point for re-thinking green politics. < Less

A collaborative list of words gathered from participants in the Free Words and Free Press projects.

Un court essai sociologique sur le transhumanisme, association qui regroupe des penseurs, scientifiques et artistes qui... More > croient en l'extension de l'être humain par la technique. < Less

The American artists Benjamin Crotty and Esperanza present a retelling and thematic analysis of the English classic 'Tess of... More > the D'urbervilles' by Thomas Hardy. < Less

3 works by C. Clarke

Un Identity is constructed through 66 quotations, as a (loosely) coherent text. Seven Works looks at... More > the idea of the space or interruption in the artwork, ranging from the periods of black leader in the films of Guy Debord, James Coleman and Chris Marker to the canvas as a void in Kasimir Malevich's Black Square. A New Script for Guy Debord's 'Critique of Separation', 1961 uses the script from the Rebel Press edition of 'Society of the Spectacle and Other Films by Guy Debord'. The notes on the visual content, sub-titles and musical accompaniment remain the same, with a new commentary replacing the original written voiceover. < Less

A short exegesis of some of my personal illuminations found on the path to searching for enlightenment...