With apologies to Freud, three poems, none too serious. Que Freud puisse accepter mes excuses pour ces trois poèmes petits et légers. I The playground is quiet I can read in the sun The children confined to day care… Read More ›
Freud
Re-inventing the sabbath
{click for pdf} I The point of this post is to call attention to the possibility and ramifications of observing a weekly sabbath. By this word, lower case, I mean a day of rest in which the “religion” is… Read More ›
Riffs in advance of a too brief vacation
“Having dressed myself up to be a sex object, I went out of my apartment and was looked at as if I were a sex object. And there was something in this looking that made me really uncomfortable. Why could… Read More ›
Ditch the term pathogen
Reblogged from Zeteo: The Journal of Interdisciplinary Writing {Click for pdf} A short comment, published in the 11 December 2014 issue of Nature and entitled “Ditch the term pathogen,” is the most interesting, thought-provoking piece that I have ever… Read More ›
Fifty thousand spiders in a pot
I would begin by inviting all to the staged reading of The Professor of Ignorance Condemns the Airplane, Saturday, 25 October 2014 at 7:30 pm, Dixon Place , 161 Chrystie Street in Manhattan. Show will last 45 minutes and is Free! Click for more… Read More ›
Why Write?
The goal here is to begin making a list of reasons why a specific text might be written (as opposed to, say, why take up the habit or profession of writing). I will appreciate the suggestions of writers and… Read More ›
Pourquoi écrire ?
{Click here for the English version and here for the French pdf} L’objectif ici est de commencer à créer une liste de raisons qui pousse un écrivain à écrire, quelle que soit la teneur du texte. J’apprécierai des suggestions soit… Read More ›
