HARRY STEPHEN KEELER (via Jump Cut).
"Keeler created, and was seemingly the sole practitioner of, a genre he called the 'webwork novel'. This is a story in which diverse characters and events are connected by a strings of wholly implausible coincidences. That's interesting because, well, you're not supposed to do that. Most Western literature avoids coincidences. The author is permitted a single unlikely premise, and then everything is supposed to follow inevitably from that. Keeler's stories are coincidence porn. Coincidence is very much the raison d'etre."
pieces falling into place, pt. 84211.
stephan eicher is former member of swiss wave group grauzone.
actually, i don't have a clue.
Verlangen hast nach einer 4.7.90
Verlangen hast nach einer, Zeit mal wieder für mich , vor Allem deshalb, weil ich werde, weiß ich leider nicht noch halten soll. Nachdem nun schon so provokativ , die ich doch dann ziehen das Katja projekt.
some folks need a saucy hotel as bad excuse to bring out a good music compilation (which in fact has a lot in common with the big lebowski soundtrack).
in search of nohands (somehow by way of elephänt äntertainment inc.)
Die zehn beliebtesten Namen für neue Frisörsalons (Deutschland/Österreich, Handelsregister 1995)
- Haarscharf (1697 x)
- Haarlekin (1204 x)
- Fortschnitt (1087 x)
- Schneideraum (912 x)
- GmbHaar (756 x)
- Hairport (690 x)
- Powerwelle (594 Frisörsalons, außerdem auch 114 Radiostationen)
- HaarMonika, HaArabella (253 x)
- haarakiri (2 x)
- lothaar's alon (1 x)
APPROXIMATELY one and a half years AGO i almost got into similar trouble as sebastian lütgert. that's why i did not hesitate to support him with a humble donation NOW. (via eiererbsenschleimzeug.)
what will be the future of mobile communication services? (actually, i am not really involved in that topic but at least curious.)
will there be xhtml content on mobile phones connected via wlan to internet service providers or will there be flash and video displayed on electronic paper and fed by mobile service providers? will it be for free, at low cost per request or on a subscription basis?
any opinions?