By Hook or By Crook, 2001 Harry, Stanya, and Silas By Chloe Sherman

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By Hook or By Crook, 2001 Harry, Stanya, and Silas By Chloe Sherman
By Hook Or By Crook (2001)
Cecil B. Demented (John Waters, 2000)
Roland Barthes says that even if a thing seems to be the same as another thing, treat it as if it were different. This is a behavioral exhortation, make no mistake. In Deleuze’s meditation Difference and Repetition, he too suggests that even a thing that repeats has differences worth noting, worth praying to. He doesn’t say the word pray but I know what he means. I don’t even mean pray when I say the word pray. I mean a different thing, but I use this word. (I’m not spiritual—this is doctrinaire—so PRAY TO WHOM would be my question.) In a not-so-strange fold, or LITERARY PUCKER even, this exemplifies my current point: a word seems to be the same but is in possession of differences worth noting, worth jacking off to, in other words. Super-sexy differences.
Harry Dodge, My Meteorite: Or, Without the Random There Can Be No New Thing
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I am a Strange Loop
2017
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