Next one up. Peace.
eh? eh?
The letter /a/ as labyrinth … Language as suitcase … Text as (literal) compass … “Religious” (book) as immersion … Etymology as space/time travel … The un-thinging of things … Does our writing change the way we experience/ translate the world?
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Here is the first of what I hope will be a long and creatively booming adventure. Basically these booklets will be what Baraka Bashment could be if I was more html savvy. You can expect a deliberate and intentional attack on institutionalized anything and the oscification of mystic inquery. Also, you’ll hopefully find attempts at re-appreciating, re-investigating, re-elaborating, and re-evaluating the always already anarcho-mysticsm that is everyday life (with of course some direct perception-bending action).
If you’d like a copy just send me your address via this comment box thing and I’ll send you one free while I can.
All the best,
BB
PS- Hakim B, MMK, and DA already have copies being delivered. Thanks!
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con·vert v. 1. To change (something) from one use, function, or purpose to another.
Don't you see that all creatures in the skies and on earth glorify God, even the birds on a wing? Each one knows its prayer and its manner of praise.
— Qur'an 24:41
par·a·tax·is n. 1. [General] To place two ideas ling. clauses, side by side without connectors or conjunctions. [Greek, from paratasein, to arrange side by side.
Insofar as it eludes the present, becoming does not tolerate the separation or distinction of before and after, or of past and future.... paradox is the affirmation of both senses or directions at the same time.
— The Logic of Sense Gilles Deleuze
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prax·is n. 1. Practical application of learning. 2. Established practice.
READING:not the glazed gaze of the consumer, but the careful attention of a producer, or co-producer. The transformer.
— Paradise & Method Bruce Andrews
Problems in readership arise only from a refusal to abandon prejudicial reading habits and from the insistence on a verbal presence that would offer itself for consumption.
— "Diminished Reference and the Model Reader" Steve McCaffery
Act as if there is no centre.
— Tender Buttons Gertrude Stein
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