06 5 / 2013
Grand Hotel Abyss: Notes on the Narrative Sentence
According to the linguistic critic of literature Ann Banfield, third-person fictional narration tends to be made up of two kinds of sentences.
The first is the narrative sentence. It gives information, but has no addressee and comes from no addressor. It gives information to no one in particular…
17 4 / 2013
A publication from America, a Russian language Soviet zine.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheila_Nickerson
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amerika_(magazine)
Well, I think, I would’ve given the translation another stab before putting it in print, but the past epoch might be an excuse.
28 3 / 2013
Istoriya Arkanarskoy rezni (History of the Arkanar massacre) Aleksei German - 2013?
His final movie
22 2 / 2013
Things of which I approve: infinite fractal teatime.
Things of which I disapprove: only one saucer, mugs instead of cups, no teaspoons, no milk jug, and a paltry single digestive biscuit.
Must try harder, oh infinite fractal host.
Ever since I saw that Bagpuss episode as a child, I’m wary of any claims of infinite biscuits. The mice could easily be moving it between each iteration.
11 2 / 2013
“Victorian Batman”, c. late 1800s (http://www.retronaut.com/2013/02/victorian-batman/batman-3) -
