In black feminist scholar Saidiya Hartman’s seminal 2008 essay, “Venus in Two Acts”, she raises the pertinent question, “[h]ow can narrative embody life in words” (3). She follows on to question, “[h]ow does one listen to the groans and cries, the undecipherable songs, the cackle of fire in the cane field […] and then assign … Continue reading “How can narrative embody life in words?” Tracing Derrida, Love, Beauty, and Afropessimism in Toni Morrison’s Jazz.
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Ein Stein
A poem I wrote on the train
“Can a Salmon Swim Without its Skin”: Poetic Musings on AI.
Analysis of a poem I wrote about an AI-generated image of salmon filets swimming in a babbling river.
“Open the so-called body” of Schrift: Descending into the Labyrinthine Palimpsest of Mircea Cărtărescu’s Solenoid
Affect is Dead! Long Live Affect!



