Bordernotes

• Gertrude Stein’s Dog

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  Dossier Why

  Imre Kertész’s memoir, Dossier K

• A Mother’s Story, for Brief Moments, in Dreams: The Problems of Language

• Indifference and Donkeys, A Tale

• The City in Decline: Dreaming of Mickey Mouse

• Behind Our Eyelids, Dreaming

  The state of dreaming, the carrier for obscure content whose meaning and full description eludes us, the event of it, the gap we seek to close without ever intending to, that particular sensation is much desired. An indrawn breath away, a substance heavier and solider than air, an etheric suspension so endlessly sought after its label should caution, “opiate.” This space we can and can’t achieve is always individual; collective dreaming, and longing is something more akin to propaganda and is manufactured. What I’m meaning to describe is personal.

• The Splendid Life of Feeling

• A Handle, on Building

• Werner Herzog: Waying Mythologies

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  Claude Cahun: Travelling in the Prow of Herself

• Georges Perec: Soft Chalk and Pigeons

• A Line Through Space, Through the Heart

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