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Gonchposters’ reading list:

If on a winter’s night a traveler (Calvino)

Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius (Borges)

Pierre Menard Author of the Quixote (Borges)

The Hydraulic Emperor (Martine)

The King in Yellow (Chambers)

(This list is incomplete. You can help by expanding it)

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grunge blog

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public announcement

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i love abortion and i love divorce

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computer, show me anarchist gentrification restuarant

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part of what delights me about the goncharov joke is the inconsistencies. because it’s not an actual movie, different people are imagining different versions of it. some posts claim katya dies, others claim she fakes her death and survives. some ppl say there was real passion between goncharov and katya, others say it was a loveless marriage. the outlines of the film are the same, but the details are different. i like to think that they’re all true. somehow, impossibly, everyone’s posts are accurate, even when they directly contradict each other. goncharov is large, it contains multitudes. 

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Tumblr has a “yes and” culture that’s unlike anything I’ve ever seen online. I don’t think a single “Goncharov” post I’ve seen contradicts another, and the bandwagoning on “plot points” is incredible. Smooth as sharkskin, one might say.

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Peter Holliday

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The San Francisco Examiner, March 27, 1942

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David Cronenberg photographed by Ron Bull. 1986

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Hey man, whatever lorems your ipsum

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every time i eat one of these fucking things my soul goes away and i become a mafia boss smoking a fat fucking cigar pondering the next sap on my hit list

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goncharov

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