Thinking through Subliterate

Re Novella working on: Subliterate Swoons and a Side of Dead

Narrative Dynamic and the Plus Age Expressive

Rhyming occasionally touches after particles with Joyce. But it is kept relatively to minimum. Rhyme is allowed in, as a generator. As a butting in of allegorical trajectories unraveling across the fourth wall. Confronts both phrase and rhyme as an open hunt for possibilities in linking and thinking.

The approach does not assume any singular hierarchy for the allegorical. For instance, the rhymer sublimer is linked to the aquatic, as something of a mermaid — like Clarice Lispector’s Aqua Vive. Caught spinning as if atop a water fountain, with the burning man, burning heart, burning mind as a struggling soul of an indefatigable curiosity whose undercurrents sink into the limitless as a river run, as a steal through meta and allegory, amid gushes and tremors of language.

In that way it is a Plus Age book (post post modern). As relevé, criss crossing allegoricals that mysteriously embed via mythic, mystic, philosophy, religion, math — meta and the infinite. Invoking an expressive style, that is representative for me of living in the Plus Age.

The rhetoric is mostly European — but there are Asian and Middle Eastern religions infested in it, along with many things native to the Americas. As it is also influenced by fabless, by animal stories, by fem bots, and the filmic and pornographic.

Indeed, in some ways, I am seeking a kind of lang bang burlesque girly flow show, while also suspended in a repleteness of beauty and a sea of negative.

The absurd is addressed as something of a drunkeness with horror, unraveling into delusions of hope and madness, as a rimbaudian escapee, aching with beauty banality desire and the condiments of death (chess and the Fell Inni).

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2 responses to “Thinking through Subliterate”

  1. In it something is.

  2. I think, you will find the correct decision.

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