Dennis Cooper on Writing as Sculpture
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Dennis Cooper on Writing as Sculpture
- Again, imagine the dynamism of an art object. In its enduring singularity, it retains that which we impress upon it; it suggests and offers knowledge, but it never instructs. It is a portal to knowledge, but not the knowledge in and of itself.
from A Personal Philosophy of Shared Knowledge by Willa Köerner
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I see fiction as an architecture for asking complex questions, not a place for providing answers. And that works well for me, as “providing answers” isn’t generally something I am interested in doing.
from Ray Nayler: Don't Be Afraid of Your Own Depth by Ray Nayler
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Bernadette Mayer's Writing Experiments
