Jun 6, 2025
LOOK WHAT I GOT TODAY AFTER WAITING A MONTH
J.G. Ballard's Crash Deluxe Edition
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LOOK WHAT I GOT TODAY AFTER WAITING A MONTH
J.G. Ballard's Crash Deluxe Edition
p.s., dennis cooper / crash, j.g. ballard
someone make a vaughan/ballard radiohead climbing up the walls x crash 1996 edit
"Can you stop with the Crash?"
No, I will not stop talking about Crash.
No, I will not stop posting, talking about, loving, showing, and explaining crash. I discovered crash at one of the lowest points in my life. Crash has quite literally saved my life. Crash made me realize the person I was and made me become the person I really am and want/need to be. Crash made me explore new opportunities, trades, and paths in my life. Crash helped me get over fears. Crash helped me become independent. Crash helped me realize what I wanted in life. Crash aided me in exploring my desires. Crash helped me pass driver's ed. Crash helped me feel safe in exploring my queer identity. Crash gave me confidence. Crash has allotted me so much that it has made me a better, stronger, kinder, and overall more grounded person to myself and others.
Husband: Sorry it took so long to call, I was in a car accident
J. G. Ballard wife: How was it?
“For Vaughan, events have no meaning and do not even seem to be phenomenologically present until they are captured and mediated by some means of mechanical reproduction. The image is at the hands of the text's characters thus the subject of both fetishisation and exorbitation: nothing is more real than the image, and without the image there is no longer any real.”
Andrzej Gasiorek on J.G. Ballard and Crash.
Trailer - J.G. Ballard's Crash (Thames Television 1974)
Around eight years ago, I made my first “fake trailer”. Partly in response to Ben Wheatley’s (and Amy Jump’s) adaptation of J.G. Ballard’s High-Rise, which I felt somewhat missed the mark, I edited together a “what if” trailer for the book if it had been adapted for BBC television in 1975. The responses to it, along with those to a follow up trailer (looking at what a 1970s adaptation of Derek…