Andy Reid

When I write, it's every-thing that we don't know we can be that is written out of me, without exclusions, without stipulation, and everything we will be calls us to the unflagging, intoxicating, unappeasable search for love. In one another we will never be lacking

Beware of diagnoses that would reduce your generative powers.

This is why the Greeks needed myth: for that boundary, to know where they stood amidst the infinite. No one can simply coexist with the ocean, storms, the cypress trees. They had to codify the elements with language and greater meaning, and create gods out of them—gods who looked suspiciously like themselves—so that even if they were powerless over

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A process of different subjects knowing one another and beginning one another anew only from the living bound-aries of the other: a multiple and inexhaustible course with millions of encounters and transformations of the same into the other and into the in-between, from which woman takes her forms (and man, in his turn; but that's his other... See more

Woman un-thinks4 the unifying, regulating history that homogenizes and channels forces, herding contradictions into a single battlefield. In woman, personal his-tory blends together with the history of all women, as well as national and world history. As a militant, she is an integral part of all liberations.

body (body? bodies?), no more describable than god, the soul, or the Other

woman has never her turn to speak-this being all the more serious and unpardonable in that writing is precisely the verypossibilityof change, the space that can serve as a springboard for subversive thought, the precursory movement of a transformation of social and cultural structures.

The study of micropolitics, however, suggests that power is exercised at the minute level of individual subjects. Working from the bottom up, the study of micropolitics is concerned with everyday techniques that form the perceptions, desires, and judgments of individuals as they are embedded in their worlds.