Censor the body and you censor breath
Censor the body and you censor breath and speech at the same time. Write yourself. Your body must be heard.
—Hélène Cixous, “The Laugh of the Medusa”…
A Frangible Top-Down Taxonomy
A More Robust Ground-Up Taxonomy
Buffalo
Bus
censorship
Charles Baudelaire
CJ Hauser
Claude Lévi-Strauss
Clouds
diorama
French
girls
God
history
house
Hélène Cixous
infection
Jacques Derrida
Kings
lie
love
Manatee
Medusa
metaphor
Mother
myth
mythology
novel
Oil
pity
poem
sailing
salon
Ships
snakes
spaghetti
tenderness
truth
Tweed
UFO
vin
vino
vomit
wine
work in progress
writing
Yehuda Halevi
Timely Musings
- A Visit From the Professor
- A Sentence From My Novel-in-Progress, Presented Completely Out of Context III
- Short Etymology of the Word “Blockbuster”
- A Sentence from My Novel-in-Progress, Presented Completely Out of Context II
- A Sentence from My Novel-in-Progress, Presented Completely Out of Context
- Letter of Recommendation for Stanley Stanleyson
- This Thing Between Us
- Just a Bowl of Soup
- Reach for a word
- 2012: The Year in (a) Re(ar)view (Mirror)
- A Very Tweedy Christmas in the Colossus’s Nasal Cavity
- This Morning Randy (a Romance)
- The Effect of the Woodpecker on Nonsense, Dear Senators
Talking Trout