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Nathan Shepherdson
corduroy linesman
for pascAlle ginsbürt when i was six years old my mother made a corduroy cover for my tongue / got me to stand in front of the mirror and repeat the word ‘manage’ until saliva had fully impregnated its …
Posted in 33.1: CC - THE REMIXES
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• he is convinced his bullet points are new moons • even today when people use the term ‘narrative arc’ Noah leans forward • not belonging to anything in this world this world belongs to anything • i cut myself …
Posted in 33.0: CREATIVE COMMONS
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Nathan Shepherdson: thoughts that wouldn’t choose to think of themselves again
0.07792208 that i didn't realise that you didn't realise did you realise this 0.16233767 and letting go of your hand i realised that you had no hand 0.25324677 i never realised how difficult it would be to register sleep as …
Posted in 26.0: INNOCENCE
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Nathan Shepherdson: the square root of a full stop is the square root of 64
1st answer a man walks through the door picks up a broom and sweeps all the heads into the corner he is paid to clean the factory floor of memory and as he appears to us he will vanish as …
Posted in 25: GENERATION OF ZEROES
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