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In the last two issues of Pauly’s Truckin’ Zine I’ve been featured! Yahoo! Read: «Messiah on a Tuesday», August 2004 (Vol. 3, Issue 8) «Existentialistic Sunday», July 2004 (Vol. 3, Issue 7) You should, of course, also read the other truckin’ texts, as they are highly entertaining. These are both less emphasised writings, meaning that […]

That’s not the real title, the real title was far too long to put in the title-field. The real title goes like this: «The Problem of applying the psychoanalysis to the interpretation of the creator behind a meaningful material». More or less:) Why did I write this? I was pissed off after reading an article […]

Since I’m waiting for my laptop, I’ve been easy on the writing side and hard on the reading side. Still, reading about the terms of the psychoanalysis through history or the pretty breath-takingly revealing interview with surrealist André Breton tend to get a bit hard after a while. And Kafka? I wouldn’t use his books […]

Many writers of science fiction have jerked off to, uhm.. thought about, the idea of mankind vaporized by machines. By computers. By calculators. By microwave-oven javascripts. Today I realized why. There’s no threat in an actual computer. That is unless one falls from the forth floor and lands on someone happening to walk by. Apart […]

Yesterday I finished Zapffe‘s The lost son (no. "Den fortapte sønn"), a dramatical re-telling of Jesus’ life based on his scientific studies of history’s best known suicidal Messiah: Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews (INRI). It was great. Last year doing ex.fac (philosophy of science) I read an article by someone who criticized the […]

I’ve been reading alot of serious shit lately. Or, at least, that’s what folks’ve been trying to tell me. I’m not sure about that, really, because what gives you a kick of laughter as much as August Strindberg telling you in explizit detail how much he hates dogs and how he loathes the people owning […]

Inferno by August Strindberg The Holy Bible by various fanatics On the tragic by Peter Wessel Zapffe Tre aar i Kongo by Frithjof Iversen Greatest short stories of the world

So, I’ve got a fresh "short-story/dialogue" thing for you over at Sigg3’s scratchbook. Some sad office in Heaven found it amusing to turn of the hot water when I was going to have a shower this morning. I found it quite injustifiable and decided to have a complaint filed in the Holiest of Heaven office […]

Do you have some extra time on your hands? Need some new ideas? Read Immanuel Kant’s critique of judgement! (Translated by James Creed Meredith)