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authorship i accept the whole roland barthes idea of the death of the author. people are going to bring their own body of knowledge, their own experience, to whatever. it is possibly going to be, for them, something in contradiction to what it was for you. i can't control that, so I won't even worry about it chuck palahniuk, 2002 full subjectivity the most honest story is a story where you know who is telling the story, a first-person narrative. but, we have a national resistance to first-person narrative because it tends to be self-aggrandizing and self-involved. so, ideally, there's a style where you can write first-person narrative but you can hide the 'i' and get rid of the 'i' on the page as many times as possible. so, you have the honesty of first-person, but it's a detached first-person chuck palahniuk, 2003 full spectacle i don't even really like to meet a writer whose work i like, because, in a way, i think the work is the best part of them. and meeting them is always somewhat of a disappointment chuck palahniuk, 2003 full brad pitt said it really well once. he said failure is integral to success, because it's only when you fail and people start ignoring you that you have the privacy to reinvent yourself. it's only when you get out of the public eye that you can go back to work chuck palahniuk, 2003 full gear, flow it's that old thing about god being present when two or more people are together. there is an insight that only happens when you are out in the community, and that's why I write everywhere but at home.. it is only when we are out of comfort and stressed that our mind works in an untypical way and suddenly we're not thinking in the efficient, streamlined, conventional way and we have this access.. carl jung, his whole study of synchronicity and inspiration, proposed that we normally think out of our rational, reasoning left brain and it's only when we're stressed or sick and emotionally upset or sleep-deprived or something like that that we literally have instants of thinking out of our intuitive, creative, instinctual right brain. and it's during those moments that we have access to our collective, universal subconscious archetypes, and we might have access to a deeper, more commonly held knowledge chuck palahniuk, 2003 full creativity when I write, i don't want a character controlled by circumstances. i want a character that is creating their circumstances. i don't want an innocent character thrust into the world and they are pushed around by inescapable forces.. you need to be a little more pro-active. we're more and more aware of our responsibility in the matter. we don't accept victims as easily" chuck palahniuk, 2003 full |
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barney interview, indiewire, may 03 palahniuk interview, jeffwalsh.com, feb 03 palahniuk interview, erieentertainment, 03 palahniuk interview, onion a.v. club, nov 02 palahniuk interview, dvd talk, 02 palahniuk interview, turtleneck, aug 01 palahniuk interview, ugo.com, 01 barney interview, circa magazine, may 00 barney interview, untitled magazine, spring 00 palahniuk interview, privy magazine palahniuk interview, between the lines barney interview, art:21 |
 chuck palahniuk (61 pi 9 muluc) .us/or/portland + insp by spanbauer's minimalism wrote lullaby (02), choke (01), survivor (00), fight club (96)  hallgrímur helgason (59 aq 4 cib) .is/reykjavik + studied fine arts @ reykjavik & münchen wrote 101 reykjavik (96) draws cartoons (grim)  bret easton ellis (66 pi 13 etznab) .us/nyc + .us/ca wrote glamorama (99), the informers (94), american psycho (91), the rules of attraction (87), less than zero (85)
 mark ravenhill (66) .uk studied drama & english @ bristol uni (87) wrote mother clap's molly house (01), some explicit polaroids (99), handbag (98), faust is dead (97), shopping & f@!*ng (96) martin crimp (56 aq 10 caban) .uk wrote attempts on her life (97), the treatment (93), getting attention (91), no one sees the video (90)
 denis villeneuve (67 li 5 akbal) .ca made maelström (00), august 32nd on earth (97)  jean-marc barr (60 li 5 ik+) .fr made vulnérables (02), being light (01), too much flesh (00), lovers (99)  tom tykwer (56 ge 13 ahau*) .de/berlin + keywords love, speed made heaven (02), the princess and the warrior (00), run lola run (98) |
 matthew barney (67 ar 8 chuen*) .us/nyc + studied @ yale uni new haven (89) made cremaster 1-5  damien hirst (65) .uk/london + keywords life, death, decay, disease likes animals and formaldehyde studied fine art @ goldsmiths college uni of london (89) made the physical impossibility of death in the mind of someone living (92)  pipilotti rist (62 ge 13 ix) .uk +  maurizio cattelan (60 pi) .us/nyc + made la nona ora (99) - life-size sculpture of pope struck down by a boulder
 yve-alain bois (52 ar 2 etznab) .uk keywords theoreticism, antitheory, fashion, antiformalism, sociopolitical demand, asymbolia is coeditor (october), curator and philosopher of art teach @ harvard uni (prof of modern art) edited matisse and picasso (98), formless (97), painting as model (90) hans ulrich obrist (68.5.30 ge 10 ik) .fr + .ch + .at is a curator @ musee d'art moderne de la ville de paris studied economics and politics organised exhibitions also in his own house, a monastery library, an airplane and a hotel edited writings of g richter, l bourgeois, gilbert and george, m lassnig, l golub
 mike patton (68 aq 4 cauac) .us + @ tomahawk, fantômas, peeping tom, mr bungle, faith no more founded ipecac rec (99)  björk (65 sc 13 ik) .is/reykjavik + made vespertine (01), homogenic (97), telegram (96), post (95), debut (93)
 irvine welsh (61 li 6 manik) .uk + wrote acid house (98), trainspotting (96) |
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