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Posts by: brian
A short advert, based on this video, to promote our contribution to this year’s Left Forum in the US.
Moments of Excess, a Free Association anthology, is now available here. It’s a project that’s taken the best part of a year to realise, but it’s not the usual tale of missed deadlines. As the book’s introduction says:
The texts collected here were written over a ten year period from summer 2001 [...]
Just a little teaser/shameless plug for our book Moments of Excess which is being published early next year by the good folk at PM Press. This guy has clearly read it…
Meanwhile, back in the real world, I came across this great quote here about the recent storming of the Tory party [...]
Repetition and difference is a large part of the project we’re working on right now). But sometimes you stumble across something that says exactly what you were groping for without using any words at all. More here.
I know things have been very quiet on this blog for the past few months, but we are still alive and kicking. Honest. Over the last few months we’ve been occupied elsewhere – including the latest issue of Turbulence and an organised walk through Leeds – and that’s left us little [...]
I stumbled over this and can’t get it out of my head, so I’m posting it here as an act of exorcism.
Kottke says this Gaussian goat “is perhaps what the world would look like if human vision could perceive all of an object’s possible quantum mechanical states at the same [...]
Things have been quiet on this blog (we’ve been getting on elsewhere with life, birth & death, among other things). But the other night I got pulled up over my reservations about the forthcoming anarchist movement conference. So here are some rambling responses…
There’s all the usual trivial stuff about what “anarchism” [...]


