introducing Gallix, one of my Fatesona’s best friends! he's kinda a mess, but he is very sparkly so it works out.
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introducing Gallix, one of my Fatesona’s best friends! he's kinda a mess, but he is very sparkly so it works out.
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Gallix
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Authors, of course, have always been tempted to destroy works which failed to meet their impossibly high standards (vide Virgil), but never before had auto-da-fé been so closely related to felo-de-se. The Baron of Teive (one of Pessoa's numerous heteronyms) destroys himself after destroying most of his manuscripts because of the impossibility of producing "superior art". In Dadaist circles, suicide even came to be seen as a form of inverted transcendence, a rejection of the reality principle, an antidote to literary mystification as well as a fashion. "You're just a bunch of poets and I'm on the side of death," was Jacques Rigaut's parting shot to the Surrealists. Like him, Arthur Cravan, Jacques Vaché, Danilo Kupus, Boris Poplavsky, Julien Torma and René Crevel all chose to make the ultimate artistic statement. The rest, of course, is silence.
Andrew Gallix, "A reader's guide to the unwritten" from The Guardian.