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The Bastard Reading Challenge.

"Dwellers in precarity must provide themselves with a narrative future." --M John Harrison via

"I actually think I like Lawrence Levine’s language in explaining his palindrome much more than the palindrome itself."

the bulbous years brillig
rebuttal flames guttered
day by day undoing
the derne work of many
alibis ravened
day by day undoing
done deals & repairs won
a lemon omela

"Quoting everyone from ex-mil opsec guys to Heather Cox Richardson, they will tell you that if you don’t leave everything behind and flee the country right now, you will get put in a prison camp or die of starvation from tariffs or crushed under the boot of martial law, if they bother to spell that correctly."

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Khar Khulz.

Loo panorama, Rona pool.

Whatever happens, happens.

      "urban camo monument"

   brillig creel
filk clandestine
   all widescreen
igneous scrawl
   broken nest

"Hejinian’s own time on Earth was less the subject of My Life than its source, its medium, its method."

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"It would be absurd to pretend that we are more than intermittently conscious of the poet's meaning."

Goblin nib in nil bog.

"For whom do we scrape our tribute of pain..."

"the joy of unfolding my shining"

dwell in a dwale blizzard
this sad moribund mall
roadworked mark

our revered video store
now labelled For Lease--
vampire-lynched

Pro-Titus.

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The long way out.

eras go
blind nabob and nil
bogs are

Mono - Untitled #13.

"A crow flew nearby. 'Hello, Crow,' shouted Toad." --@FrogandToadbot

テクスチャに癖付けする.

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Composition 65.

"On the Occasion of Starting a New Palindrome Notebook (palindrome)

Me, open,
I fall at a tone.
I reversed ode’s reverie—
Not at all a fine poem!"

--@SpoonerRhythms

Raw Matter.

Torc:
   lob mist,
nab ants,
   Imbolc rot.

"The ultra-low-budget concept on which Avalon's list was based was the concept of going back to the general fiction and science fiction pulps of 1900 - 40 and digging out science fiction novels by various, often-forgotten writers, to be issued in hardback for the very first time."