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13 February 2009
We're squatting over on Wordpress. For the time being, all things Dogmatika can be found here:
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13 February 2009
We're squatting over on Wordpress. For the time being, all things Dogmatika can be found here:
http://dogmatika.wordpress.com/
mortimer, oz & free speech
16 January 2009
"He stands, whether you like it or not, for freedom - freedom of expression."
16 January 2009
"He stands, whether you like it or not, for freedom - freedom of expression."
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i am arturo bandini
15 January 2009
"Fante's masterpiece has not always enjoyed such prominence. In fact, its journey to its current status has been long and highly unusual."
15 January 2009
"Fante's masterpiece has not always enjoyed such prominence. In fact, its journey to its current status has been long and highly unusual."
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soul on fire
10 January 2008
I will return with limbs of iron, dark skin and a furious gaze
10 January 2008
I will return with limbs of iron, dark skin and a furious gaze
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santa monica rimbaud
06 January 2009
"It really shattered barriers, like you've never seen before, I mean, you think of Rimbaud, the great French poet, with alcohol, with...they broke through barriers with the French language, Steve really did the same thing."
06 January 2009
"It really shattered barriers, like you've never seen before, I mean, you think of Rimbaud, the great French poet, with alcohol, with...they broke through barriers with the French language, Steve really did the same thing."
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postcards from Greeneland
05 January 2009
Our interest's on the dangerous edge of things
05 January 2009
Our interest's on the dangerous edge of things
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REVIEWS
Review: The Empty Page: Fiction Inspired by Sonic Youth
All whirlwind, heat and flash.
All whirlwind, heat and flash.
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WRITING
FEATURES
Staring into the Abyss
To celebrate the launch of Bookkake, Darran Anderson considers the rise and fall of the literary nasty.
To celebrate the launch of Bookkake, Darran Anderson considers the rise and fall of the literary nasty.
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