Monthly Archives: December 2006

Xenophon Kalantiano (God)

Posted on December 9, 2006 by ubu507

Xenophon Kalamatiano (God)   "The hope of transcendence is in the romantic re-creation of the self through submersion in the unconscious and the ungovernable." – John Lahr     Neon the moon Maenads in a trance See Gorgo Breaking up … Continue reading →

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Quotebag: Found While Waiting and Bathing

Posted on December 8, 2006 by ubu507

Quotebag: Found While Waiting and Bathing (Dedicated to "Rapid" Oil Change, the United States Postal Service and my bathtub)     So mirrors will take into themselves The pure smiling image of girls As they test the morning, alone – … Continue reading →

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Flesh Pulse

Posted on December 6, 2006 by ubu507

Flesh Pulse (Henry Stahl)   Her nude thrusting body Bobbed into a back bend                   at the end That softened the plaster                  on the ceiling And at that moment The police wagon                  pulled up

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BULLY

Posted on December 5, 2006 by ubu507

O.K., I’ll admit it – instead of working on my ongoing essay or story I’ve been playing the video game Bully. Sorry, but it’s such a great game, probably my favorite of all time. What I like about it is … Continue reading →

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A Mused (Part One)

Posted on December 2, 2006 by ubu507

A Mused (Pt. 1) A dedicated reader knows the value of the right book at the right time – that’s my excuse, anyway, for amassing so many huge piles of them. Lately I’ve been binging on books about turn of … Continue reading →

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Nordic Crime Wave

Posted on December 1, 2006 by ubu507

In our contuing effort to present a complete overview of the prose works of UBU we bring our devoted readers this rare and fascinating selection from the privately distributed publication "Aunt Agatha’s Opinionated Little Catalogue."     Scandinavian Crime Wave … Continue reading →

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