Jules
Boykoff
“We decided as a
company to diversify
geographically.” The political
equivalent of time-release
morphine morphing
into cappity-cap-cap
with a view from a room
of a rented beach cottage
on the other side of
the Export Processing Zone.
•
Jeff Barnard. “Logging Slide Forces Ochoco To Go Offshore.” The Oregonian 26 July 2004, C1.
• 21st Century Dub. “Beggar’s Suite Pt. I, II, III.” Towering Dub Inferno. (New York: Rykodisc, 1990).
• Theodor Geisel. The Secret Art of Dr. Seuss. (New York: Random House, 1995).
We are all just
“constitutive moments”
constituting broadsides
nondescript buildings
a set of spiral stairs.
Therefore, I am
a “cumulative
branching pattern”
& my name is
Untitled.
•
Prefuse 73. Vocal Studies + uprock
narratives. (London: Warp Records Limited, 2001).
• Zachary Coile. “GOP Guerrillas: Republicans Fire Broadsides to Shoot
Down Kerry’s Expected Bubble.” San
Francisco Chronicle, 28 July 2004, A10.
• Paul Starr. The Creation of the Media: Political Origins of Modern Communications.
(New York: Basic Books, 2004).
Negotiators
fight hard
to be vague
is not a crime
So, welcome!
Welcome! to the
kingdom of my
Do Not Enter,
please.
•
Paul Blustein. “Compromise Reached to Cut Trade Barriers.” San
Francisco Chronicle. 1 August 2004, A3.
• Bonnie Prince Billy, ease on down
the road. (Baltimore: Palace Records, 2001).
De-bridged & undergrounded.
To bridge or not to bridge
inconstant flux “in constant flux.”
Idea #1:“Make MUHAMMAD appear
ridiculous.” Idea #2: Make “intemperate
remarks” that cater to the
circumspect dystopic provocateur
in all of us. [Idea #3: Whose fault
lines are these anyhow?]
•
Renee Gladman. The Activist. (San
Francisco: Krupskaya 2003).
• Claude A Clegg III. “Nation Under Siege:
Elijah Mohammad, the FBI, and Police-State Culture in Chicago.” In Jill
Nelson (ed.). Police Brutality: An
Anthology (New York: W.W. Norton & Company, 2000) pp. 102-131.
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