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Into the Flood

Carlos Detres wrote 3 days ago: October proved to be a successful month for The Whiskey Dregs. It was a great pleasure editing the p … more →

Tags: Useless banter, Dreams, Georges Batailles, Hans Bellmer, into the flood, Literature, nightmares, Surrealism, The Fly

J.G.Ballard: The Bard of Shepperton3 comments

Kate Webb wrote 1 week ago: On Sunday there was a gathering of J.G. Ballad’s family, friends and admirers at the Tate Modern. We … more →

Tags: Memoirs and Obituaries, Books, London

J.G. Ballard

Taylor Bright wrote 1 week ago: Think of these next two posts as pull-out quotes. Will Self has a brief bit on J.G. “Jim … more →

Tags: Books

The Ethics of Scarcity: On John Gray and J. G. Ballard1 comment

pypaik wrote 3 weeks ago: Writing in 1907, on the eve of the immense carnage that would sweep away the longstanding regimes an … more →

Tags: Books, John Gray

Recording of my talk on ethics and scarcity

pypaik wrote 3 weeks ago: Here is link to the mp3 file of the talk I gave on October 23 at the UWM Center for International Ed … more →

Tags: Books, Theory, Children of Men, John Gray, José Saramago

Straight out of a J G Ballard story

farfuture wrote 3 weeks ago: New Scientist reports: Voices of long-dead stars haunt the galaxy … more →

Ballard: The complete short stories

farfuture wrote 3 weeks ago: I’m currently nearing the end of volume one of the complete short stories of J G Ballard. It … more →

Noise Jar

extrasimile wrote 1 month ago: 1 There is much death in the water: The wax figures are drifting near the beach, Jellyfish-like, chr … more →

Tags: Literacy, Poetry

Edmund Crispin - Best Tales of Terror

demonik wrote 1 month ago: Edmund Crispin [Robert Bruce Montgomery] – Best Tales of Terror (Faber and Faber, 1962) Edmund … more →

Tags: Faber, Edmund Crispen, Fiction, Horror, Terror, Robert Aickman, Roald Dahl, Vault of Evil, L T C Rolt

Tales from WW2 – The Asia-Pacific arena - Part 3

cathedralist wrote 1 month ago: The story with a WW2 twist that I recounted in my previous two posts got me reminiscing about a few … more →

Tags: Memories, World War 2, a town like alice, adventure, Anglo-Indian, Asia-Pacific, Chennai Madras, Childhood, Empire of the Sun

'Ballardian'2 comments

thedervish wrote 1 month ago: Mike Thompson has designed a lamp that is powered by human blood. There’s something deeply str … more →

Tags: Books, Literature, Blood+, LAMP, mike thompson, Super Cannes

Seven Horror Novels Masquerading In Other Genres2 comments

Biblioklept wrote 1 month ago: We often identify genre simply by its conventions and tropes, and, when October rolls round and we w … more →

Tags: Books, Literature, Cormac Mccarthy, Franz Kafka, Halloween, Horror, Lists, roberto bolaño, scary stories

Book Review: "Super-Cannes" by J.G.Ballard

snoutling wrote 1 month ago: It is difficult to write a review of a book that you cannot make total sense of, but I will do my be … more →

Tags: Reviews, Book Review

David Foster Wallace Book Reviews (1990-2004)1 comment

Paul wrote 1 month ago: SOUNDTRACK: THE SMITHS-Whistle Test on the Road - Live at Derby Assembly Rooms, 9 December 1983. (VH … more →

Tags: David Foster Wallace, essays, Infinite Summer, Griel Marcus, Siri Hustvedt, Jorge Luis Borges, kathy acker

21. Audible suffering.

micahbucey wrote 1 month ago: Story read: Track 12, J.G. Ballard (from The Complete Stories of J.G. Ballard, 2009; 4 pages; finish … more →

Adjectives11 comments

fictionadvocate wrote 1 month ago: The Rumpus and Jonathan Lethem have recently drawn attention to the adjective “Ballardian,” as in, r … more →

Tags: speaking ill of the dead, Jonathan Lethem, The Rumpus

What I Believe

cactusflower wrote 2 months ago: “I believe in the power of the imagination to remake the world, to release the truth within us … more →

Tags: Good Readings, Lines & Verses, photos, Quotable Quotes, ballard, Quotes, What I Believe

This Isn't the Thursday You Were Looking For

Steven Harris wrote 2 months ago: Today I ought to have been attending a conference at Exeter University, a day long exploration of … more →

Tags: Blogging, Afghanistan, Illness, Exeter University, Conference, Kingdom come, Opium of the Masses, consumerism, Jamaican Woodbines

I read "The Outsider" by Albert Camus

reidmccarter wrote 2 months ago: “Mother died today. Or maybe yesterday, I don’t know. I had a telegram from the home: … more →

Tags: International Books, reid, Albert Camus, the outsider, Jean Paul Sartre, Hemingway


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