#books of the cybervoid

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things i read: week 03, 2024

articles! and blogs!!:

commuting with Shylock by Dara Horn

fetal attraction by Kerry Arquette

everyone is beautiful and nobody is horny by rs benedict

the puritanical eye by di carlee gomes

going postal by max read

Philip guston: forget the ku klux klan, this show is unmissable

Verhoeven, Virilio, and "Cinematic Derealization"

poems:

three poems by rose jeanou

the clown takes off his face

the delight song of tsoai talee

books:

tristam shandy by laurence sterne

the letters of philip dormer stanhope chesterfield to his son

middlemarch by george eliot

bleak house (again!) by charles dickens

narratology by mieke bal

too much shakespeare (sometime soon again i hope)

plays:

not too sure as im not in oxford this week, but am verging on going and seeing the cherry orchard (and probably bacchae next month!)

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Collects APOCALYPSE AL #1-4!

All too often, private investigator Allison Carter is the only one who stands between the rest of us and the end of the world. In her biggest and most dangerous case to date, Apocalypse Al must fight her way through a collection of some of the biggest lunatics this side of the abyss: mad prophets, techno-wizards, cybervoids, dead but still nagging relatives, undead boyfriends, zombie cops, trolls, and machine gun toting imps. See for yourself the horror awaiting her on the other side of the happiest place on Earth…which may also be the very last place on Earth for her and all of us.

Written by: J. Michael Straczynski Illustrated by: Sid Kotian, Bill Farmer Targeted Age Group: Adult

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this time last year i loved and loved and loved i am not mad that i loved but rather i am mad that i loved the wrong thing.