since this essay champions the importance of plural perspectives: i NEVER called you stupid for your stupid idea. i was VERY classy up until that brute shoulder checked me TWICE inches away from the platform and you were stood there like 🧍♂️
holding space for anyone else that’s had to conduct pr for themselves in substack comment sections.. eff the singularity of perspectives !!
you seriously put me onto shit, man. i bought this and lobo antunes' inquisitors manual from a used bookstore for like four bucks each. i am reading finnegans wake. my life is one harold after another at this point.
Paraguay's Dr. Francia was also written about by Edward Lucas White (the author of "Lukundoo") in his novel "El Supremo: A Romance of the Great Dictator of Paraguay" (1916). (No, I didn't read that, but it is a rare specimen of the genre "Bizarre Latino-American Dictators" penned by an US writer.)
Read it this morning, still thinking about that HARPING line lol
since this essay champions the importance of plural perspectives: i NEVER called you stupid for your stupid idea. i was VERY classy up until that brute shoulder checked me TWICE inches away from the platform and you were stood there like 🧍♂️
holding space for anyone else that’s had to conduct pr for themselves in substack comment sections.. eff the singularity of perspectives !!
you seriously put me onto shit, man. i bought this and lobo antunes' inquisitors manual from a used bookstore for like four bucks each. i am reading finnegans wake. my life is one harold after another at this point.
Boy, you're translating César Vallejo as well? So many places and tempos.
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Lol this was a funny one!
Paraguay's Dr. Francia was also written about by Edward Lucas White (the author of "Lukundoo") in his novel "El Supremo: A Romance of the Great Dictator of Paraguay" (1916). (No, I didn't read that, but it is a rare specimen of the genre "Bizarre Latino-American Dictators" penned by an US writer.)
Wow! 60 years before Roa Bastos, too! Crazy.
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