this isn't even the first ghost story thing i've written about my dad, but it might be the most frightening, especially since AI is the new jump scare happy halloween

A strong case could be made for the inclusion of Ian Cheng, Philippe Parreno, Cao Fei, Jordan Wolfson, Jon Rafman, Jacky Connolly, Ed Atkins, Holly Herndon & Mat Dryhurst, Remilia Corporation etc. At least one of them.

Incredible that the young male stutterer archetype has almost completely disappeared.

It is said in this thread that it does not suck... This is contrary to the common belief that most novels published in recent years do in fact suck, which is by-and-large true, but opposed to my novels, which by rare exception, do not suck.

Btw I'm in Taipei helping my wife with her art and then a honeymoon vacation. Never been this far from home. Very good.

I feel Ive earned the right to my next twitter crash-out and I look forward to the opportunity.

Technological innovation can be a form of participation in the divine act of creation. It carries an ethical and spiritual weight, for every design choice expresses a vision of humanity. The Church therefore calls all builders of #AI to cultivate moral discernment as a

My first book, DOE, is out today. Never forget death.

Logging into X to share the profound experience of literature with my fellow man.

Hello Mishima fans.

Oh I see they're talking about The Valeries on CNN - catch up

I’m reading this to ease homesickness while traveling far from home. Some 600 poems based on the description of human remains from an unsolved murder database. Sronger mood than other conceptual or L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E collections I’ve read. Good stuff.

Read the emails in The Valeries next The New York Times

We live in a photographic wasteland. That's why movies suck now.

Logging on to complain about how our increasingly image-dominant communication systems are erroding literacy and paving the way towards human obsolescence.

I can't wait to tell my followers about the new forms of brain rot I discovered while traveling in the orient

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I can't believe you people listen to Spotify and not the seven modest mouse mp3s you downloaded with limewire when you were 13.

Fascinated by anti-AI art vitriol. What's the thrust behind it? Do people believe the human desire to create is being supplanted by machinic desire? They seem personally threatened, afraid. Arguments are hasty and illogical.