Poems, shards, fragments, prose, experiments
Hi,
This week I released the first two chapters of my trans-media project #DeepScratch
You can read them both here at my blog. If you enjoy them, consider supporting me at https://www.patreon.com/stevefly
Expect fireworks, audio, video and weird things. This project has been under construction for over a decade, we’re just getting started.
Much love, Steve Fly
The future prophesy reported to surround the highly weird book, Finnegans Wake (1939) can be evidenced here: Chapter 23, page 337. Sounds a lot like Boris Johnson to me, and my sentiment asking for buds, and order. John Bercow anyone. I am incorrigible too. Boris the LOONER, and Boris Johnson the loner. Spot on jim.
We want Bud. We want Bud Budderly. We want Bud Budderly
boddily. There he is in his Borrisalooner. The man that shunned
the rucks on Gereland. The man thut won the bettlle of the
bawll. Order, order, order, order!
p.s Joyce wore a Borsalino hat.
“Freedom is the name for the thing that is not freedom”–Herman Melville
Missing in the dominant formulation is the difference between word and deed, thought and policy, between speech act and written word, what is outside or what is inside a chain of command, what is rendered powerless and illegitimate. What does it mean when an Amiri Baraka or Ward Churchill writes or says something? Why does it mean something different when a secretary of Defense, a general, or a CEO of a large corporation says or writes something?–Ammiel Alcalay, A Little History, pg. 177
https://www.upsetpress.org/double-book-release-ammiel-alcalay/
I estimate, that IF…1% of every nation on earth would plant less than 1% of the world record for seeds planted in one day, we could regreen the planet and turn climate change around, towards climate healing. In 2001, Ken Chaplin planted 15,170 red pine seedlings in one day, the world record.
In 2016, India claimed that volunteers planted 49 million saplings in just one day. If every one of the 17.5 million UK Brexit voters planted 10 trees each in 2019 we’d have 175 million across Britain. Possibly new forests, edible gardens, food, medicine and recreational resources.
#PlantPlanet
#PlanetTrees
#BillionSapplings
