I’m starting to get excited about the release of MARVELLOUS HAIRY, and I found this round-up of quotes about, and relating to, the publisher, Crossing Chaos Enigmatic Ink (CC). I particularly liked this one from Tom Bradley, and why he describes CC as “The Enigmatic Polygeneration”:
“The envy inspired by exquisitely smooth foreheads and cheeks; the superciliousness engendered by wrinkles and arthritic gaits; the mutual revulsion that results in commingling the disparate B.O.s of maturity and im-; the disharmony of voices cracked with senectitude and late teen hormones; the ambiguous eros ignited when the androgyne grace of late adolescence rubs against grizzled moobs; the subcortical whiffs of the Freudian family-disease that obtrude on every animal awareness when figures substitutable for parent and spawn rub elbows, when personal encounters take place among people separable by more than a sibling’s number of years – none of this signifies through the hermetic medium of the internet.”
Tom Bradley, at 3A Magazine.
The Hermetic Medium of the Internet
I’m starting to get excited about the release of MARVELLOUS HAIRY, and I found this round-up of quotes about, and relating to, the publisher, Crossing Chaos Enigmatic Ink (CC). I particularly liked this one from Tom Bradley, and why he describes CC as “The Enigmatic Polygeneration”:
“The envy inspired by exquisitely smooth foreheads and cheeks; the superciliousness engendered by wrinkles and arthritic gaits; the mutual revulsion that results in commingling the disparate B.O.s of maturity and im-; the disharmony of voices cracked with senectitude and late teen hormones; the ambiguous eros ignited when the androgyne grace of late adolescence rubs against grizzled moobs; the subcortical whiffs of the Freudian family-disease that obtrude on every animal awareness when figures substitutable for parent and spawn rub elbows, when personal encounters take place among people separable by more than a sibling’s number of years – none of this signifies through the hermetic medium of the internet.”
Tom Bradley, at 3A Magazine.
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