Explore "brooks sterritt" with insightful episodes like "Episode 21: A Screaming Comes Across This Guy", "Episode 20: Never Get High on Your Own AI *TEASER*", "Episode 19: Governmental Autofiction with Brad Phillips", "Episode 18: The French Disease *TEASER*" and "Episode 17: Moshfegh Madness" from podcasts like ""Post Era", "Post Era", "Post Era", "Post Era" and "Post Era"" and more!
We discuss art as shit, criticism as aggression, scatology in Gravity's Rainbow, Bronze Age perversions, feces, fascism, and fashion week.
We're All Living Under Gravity's Rainbow
Bronze Age Pervert’s Dissertation on Leo Strauss
He Smeared Feces on a Critic, and Lost a Job. Now, He Wants to Be Heard.
Should writers and artists be afraid of new AI offerings from Microsoft and Google? How do chatbots work—is there a little guy in there?
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We talk to artist and writer Brad Phillips about Canada, conspiracies, and his piece "The Troubles," part of NDA: An Autofiction Anthology.
Check out I Know What I Did Last Summer through February 25.
We discuss the work of Michel Houellebecq, and his Harper's article, "The European Way to Die."
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We discuss the work of Ottessa Moshfegh, starting with her recent piece, "The Smoker," in the Paris Review.
Author Blake Butler joins us to talk about his novel Alice Knott, forthcoming projects, climate-related art vandalism, and the world of finance (in a non-advisory capacity).
Substack: Dividual
I am a passenger
And I ride, and I ride
I ride through the city's backsides
I see the stars come out of the sky
Yeah, they're bright in a hollow sky
You know it looks so good tonight
I am the passenger
I stay under glass
I look through my window so bright
I see the stars come out tonight
I see the bright and hollow sky
Over the city's ripped back sky
And everything looks good tonight
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Long live Samuel Beckett, the bard of silence and void, one of the funniest and the darkest to ever do it. Post Era wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy Holiday Season.
Do you have an MFA? Do you want an MFA? Listen to this episode and you're officially a Master of Fictitious Arts (aka being a good liar). Topics include McGurl's The Program Era, Kraft cheesiness, and Hemingway's famous ejection from the MFA school of life.
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We discuss NDAs, autofiction, and our darkest secrets with Caitlin Forst and Chris Molnar. NDA: An Autofiction Anthology is out now.
We talk about Kathy Acker: literary iconoclast, pirate, and transgressor extraordinaire. How did Acker create her image, and how has it changed since her death in 1997, and since the release of Chris Kraus's After Kathy Acker in 2017?
We break down the spooky oeuvre of Bret Easton Ellis, his antics, and his career from Less Than Zero to his forthcoming novel The Shards.
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We discuss the Hobart interview with Alex Perez, Kanye's appearance on Tucker Carlson and return to the "sunken place," and much more.
Thirsty for annihilation? We get to the bottom of Nick Land--before the memes, the internet fame, and the self-imposed exile.
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What's so fascinating about true crime? These people are sick...
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We dissect My Struggle by Karl Ove Knausgaard, the Nordic phenom who wrote at least 3,936 pages about himself and ushered in the Age of Autofiction. Don't forget, you can't spell "Karl Ove" without "love."
We continue to explore the contemporary fascination with apocalyptic thought, shelling out on millenarian fervor, the unholy trinity of matter, energy, and information, and all the reasons we love to immanentize the eschaton.
We talk more realism, and discuss Tom McCarthy's novel The Making of Incarnation. What does a motion-capture company called Pantarey (Greek for "everything flows") have to do with sculpture? What exactly is inside mysterious Box 808? To hear the rest of the episode, subscribe at www.patreon.com/postera
We talk about realism, what it is, what it does, and what it pretends to be, from Fredric Jameson's Antimonies of Realism to Scheherazade to Nabokov putting "reality" in quotation marks. (Doesn't sound very realistic actually.) Alternate title: Welcome to the Desert of the Real...
Technomysticism, talismans, Big Tech, magick, manifesting, and snake-oil salespersons throughout history. Did you know that Jeff Bezos wants to put a clock inside a mountain that will last 10,000 years? True story--also we're now selling self-betterment pamphlets.
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