dennis scharnberg

Beware of one who claims that he can feel the world turning.

Victoria Salt,  A Compendium of Opening Lines.

The formulation of a sentence is always grounded in habit, in the mechanical.

Carter Winthrope,  A Treatise on Naturally Occurring Questions.

What did the Counter-Culture [of the 1960s/1970s] deliver to us?  A world in which the jokes write themselves.

Rollin Mungo,  Selected Rants of Mr. Barraclough.

Being an individual is such hard work.

Terence Theodore,  Proverbs for a New Era.

But I thought that we had attained perfection.  Already.  Some time ago.  With hip-hop.

Sidney Barbuckle,  A Pocketful of Sand.

According to one theory of time, nothing ever happens suddenly.

Dalmo Etters,  The Management of Uncertainty.

sin tense

meaning less

torn of frays

Andrew Tertullian,  Pandora’s Ponderous Puns.

Vertiviski’s concept of “continuous dreaming” would seem to undermine most notions of rational consciousness.

Etta Hardinge,  Helena Blavatsky Reconsidered.

The photograph is always already a corpse.

Mills Verbruggen,  The Isle of Dogs.

The remarkable thing is that so much of the [polyphony] is produced in the “sicke beaste” that is present-day England.

Winifred Hissom,  Governing the Unknowns.