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Experimental books

Writing without nets

William Robert·

July 17, 2024

Raphael Perez, book art

“Every morning you climb several flights of stairs, enter your study, open the French doors, and slide your desk and…

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Experimental books

Experiments in collective labor

Kyle Wagner·

July 3, 2024

Before The Abyss or Life Is Simple came to my attention, Knausgaard’s My Struggle: Book 1 was a fixture on…

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Religion and reproductive science

Carrying risk in antiquity and the present

Anna Bonnell Freidin·

September 11, 2020

I have been struck by similarities with how Romans managed uncertainty. Using some material from my current project, this essay…

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