Marky Mark E. Smith Rowe

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Marky Mark E. Smith Rowe

Marky Mark E. Smith Rowe

@SpraynardTurds

“Leichenträger zu Wache”

Middletown, OH Inscrit le Şubat 2016
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sclv@sclv·
@gabrielwinant “class politics is immune to capture” i say to sohrab ahmari over brunch cocktails at the faculty club as we celebrate our recent appearances on “Better Bad Ideas with Sean O’Brien”
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Max Thrax
Max Thrax@ThraxMaximilian·
As late as the early 70s, a novel could be 120 pages long. Then came the paperback boom and the transition to trades. The extension of length was the product of corporate meetings and very cynical consumer psychology. It had and still has nothing to do with literature
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Geoff Wilt@geoffwilt·
wonder how dude in Misericordia’s bakery ended up doing.
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Andrew Kloster@ARKloster·
@JacobAShell @herandrews It’s almost not worth responding, but the point isn’t that any particular person in the movement can’t read, much less the leaders, but that it’s a hyper simplistic theory of class grievance for people with no ability or desire to think beyond the single slogan.
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Jacob Shell
Jacob Shell@JacobAShell·
Is there an actual theory or book behind "21st century Third Worldism"? I don't mean 1970s Third Worldism, I mean this new thing which is alleged to exist (but...does it?).
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finishline@finishline646·
@mr_scientism This is what the problem of deep pluralism in liberal democracies. The legitimation narratives of the past are unable to mobilize people anymore, so what’s left? Fear narratives about the (nonexistent) threats of communism, fascism, authoritarianism, etc is what mobilizes now.
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scientism@mr_scientism·
Class, war, nation, and race don't mobilize people anymore, so what’s left?
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Anne Chovy@AnneChovy2·
Bitches dont be named shit like Maureen anymore and that Is a problem
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Ryan Alexanderplatz
Ryan Alexanderplatz@ryanhasbadtaste·
tweeting when i don’t like lerner or fosse or balle
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Beckett Johnson
Beckett Johnson@JohnsonBec32985·
@thamosdeaf If you are interested primarily in modernism and post modernism, there are Black American writers who belong to those traditions. So Gass's omissions in that regard is....... rather surprising
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youth code orange
youth code orange@thamosdeaf·
I can’t recommend enough The William H. Gass Reader. I’ve read around half its contents and it’s such an extraordinary breadth and depth of thought and daring experimentation with form. Ultimately it’s a monument to a writer who loved writing and was absurdly good at it.
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Marky Mark E. Smith Rowe
Marky Mark E. Smith Rowe@SpraynardTurds·
@WhatHoARat It was okay. Just one of Jim White’s many side projects. Saw him with Will Oldham a couple times too. Aussies be getting around
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Selen@writingenjoyer·
I'd read your Substack dude. Said the spider to the fly
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Marky Mark E. Smith Rowe
Marky Mark E. Smith Rowe@SpraynardTurds·
@WhatHoARat Did you do Dirty Three? Wanted to do a spring break trip to Chicago to see them, bookended with Mclusky a few days later, but my punk kids wouldn’t have it
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