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wire and string
Ben Marcus' fiction-writing exercises, linked to a long time ago by Geegaw, no longer exist on the Brown University site, but they can still be found courtesy of the Internet Archive.
Unfortunately, they are not helping me come up with ideas for tomorrow's class.
Still. They're fun to read:
"The notion here is that we can seize authorship of anything, that texts are waiting to be hijacked, that nothing is finished, and as artists we can impose our language onto fixed systems at will, bending them to our desire. We can cultivate the idea that everything is a story and everything can be revised."
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Thursday, February 06, 2003
10:17 PM
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