“The Way to Keep Going in Antarctica,” Bernadette Mayer
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“The Way to Keep Going in Antarctica,” Bernadette Mayer
Summer body wishlist: - six wings - a million eyes - constantly on fire - ability to scream forever
Woke up very late.
My supervisor approved the first chapter so I took a day off writing and treated myself with something nice.
that dangerous mix of excitement and a subtle sense of frustration.
things to take * a nap * it easy * care
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The Passage (Roberto Minervini, 2011)
History—like the future—is a medium for dreaming about the transformation of social life. Such dreams bear little resemblance to the predictions of a scientific Marxism: they are wild dreams, desires so powerful that they disrupt the linear temporality of progressive history.
Heather Love, Feeling backward: loss and the politics of queer history, p. 133