Title | : | Necrology |
Author | : | |
Rating | : | |
ISBN | : | 9781480212 |
Language | : | English |
Format Type | : | Paperback |
Number of Pages | : | 246 |
Publication | : | First published July 13, 2010 |
Necrology Reviews
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Review at Heavy Feather Review:
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"- alive in the necrocracy of lazy rebirths they are found blinded and fatigued - sprung carcasses rooted in death and flowering in despair of inevitable absorption - entombed in inscrutable hieroglyphs of poison, rot, and some
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Well, thatβs it for me as far as reading anything this year. Brainbreaker
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I'd never opened a book before and thought: I don't know how to read this. There are two columns of text on each page. One by Siratori and one by Shipley. After about 60 pages I couldn't and didn't want to read Siratori's column anymore. His prose is hyper algorithmic computer code. So, I continued on with Shipley's column. My eyes would keep sliding back to Siratori's column. I'd read a few words or just take it in as visual noise. I think that's what's supposed to happen as you read this book. Maybe not. But it works (as the book states it is an exercise in sensory overload). The appendix by Reza Negarestani is very illuminating to the rest of the book including its design.
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Scalpel dog of zero=of=manufacture the brain target=larva of the ocean creature to the ovarium! Eve of mature murder=of in this sun target=street of my disillusionment. (Kenji Siratori)
Only rotting and looking and rotting speak the rigor of cadaverous cities, the meat life, the stream-machines of dream-kind insanity temporarily human only dead - of faeces in the water of our dreams -. (Gary J. Shipley)
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I finished it, but I didn't finish it. You decide when to finish this book, but it's never really finished. The perfect book for a frantic ADHD brain.
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https://5cense.com/24/1132.htm