Bagel
What if Ben Lerner's 10:04 were a model for an entire series of books written around every possible time it could ever be? The possibilities, while not endless exactly, can sustain a generation of lost children.
Coming soon 10:05 waiting in the wings 10:06 have you heard the good news? it's 10:07 time to make the donuts 10:08 tick tock bitches . . . .
Fans of James Joyce and David Foster Wallace will want in on this action.
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Embrace the Zero. Pick your skin. Let the good times roll.
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Marmot
What if Dennis Cooper's The Sluts were instead told by a pansexual Brooklyn lesbian polycule?
How would that differ from Dennis Cooper's The Sluts?
Is it possible to be a slut if you only have sex on Parallelogram?
Is the Voice Catholic?
You should read Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club, no not the movie, but yeah, that too yeah yeah.
If my body erupts with vulpine fur, does that mean I'm gay?
Does the hunter differ from the hunted? Let's find out.
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bobbybebrave asks: Is this for real? Is that a stupid question?
Paris
Thomas Pynchon's Vineland considers the generation come of age in 1984. What about the babies being born in that auspicious year? What if the central-planning right-wing social-reproduction machine took a deeper darker turn? Is such a thing possible? Have you heard of Sophie Lewis? Donna Haraway?
The lost girls learn to clean the world before they learn to count our chips. One feeds into another, mouth to mouth, as it were.
What about Edith Wharton? Henry James?
Mary Shelley, perhaps?
Tops and bottoms interlaced in equipoise. Choose your fighter.
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Talon
Could you rewrite Kurt Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle for the digital age? Have you ever wondered if the world might be a little different than they told you as a kid? Do you see the apocalypse in the distance? Are you comfortable being surrounded by semicolons?
If you can say yes, the Talon Clan may be for you. We're always interviewing new members.
No questions asked, except the ones we ask, but they aren't really questions, are they?
All are welcome.
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Vector
Imagine: Italo Calvino's new novel, If on a Winter's Night a Traveler, but it's an App!
Line goes up, up, up as we build the bridge before us.
Vectors don't ask the questions; we provide the answers.
What do you need tomorrow? Submit your request by midnight and we work while you sleep. Arrowlink brings the joy to girls and boys.
Be a Vector for change.
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