3:AM Magazine

Patrick Keiller
‘The Robinson Institute’
Tate Britain
Millbank
London SW1P 4RG
27 March – 14 October 2012
10.00-18.00 daily

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“There is no such thing as the literary establishment. I know this because I am part of it.” Geoff Dyer. * John Ingham on the punk years. * James Bridle on Visual Editions’ iPad version of Marc Saporta’s Composition No 1. * Iain Sinclair’s wonderful Stone Tape Shuffle album, released by Test Centre. * 10 [...]

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Jacob Mikanowski on Bruno Schulz, Jindřich Štyrský, & the modernist masters of matter. (See also, Darran Anderson on Schulz.) * A very interesting interview with Geoff Dyer. * From melancholia to Prozac. * Christer Strömholm’s 1950s/60s photographs of Parisian prostitutes. * Ewan Morrison on factual fiction. * “We’re all W. & Lars now”, Steve Mitchelmore [...]

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Djuna Barnes exhibition (via Paris Review). * “I think I’m writing for somebody - like being the ghostwriter for someone who had a very different life from my life today.” Eileen Myles (see also, 3:AM’s review of Inferno). * On Wallace Stevens, the “magisterial aesthetician, the abstract reasoner, the obsessive formalist endlessly scrutinizing the gulf [...]

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R.I.P Barney Rosset, William Gay & Dmitri Nabokov. * Vladimir Navokov & Lionel Trilling discuss Lolita. * Barney Rosset on Beckett’s Film. * Alfred Jarry finally appears on UbuWeb. * ZerO Books and radical publishing. * Tony White on “off-Broadway publishing”. * “A flighty mind might be going somewhere”, Hanif Kureishi on the art of [...]

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Believe in the ruins. * Robert Walser and the art of staring straight ahead. * Gavin James Bower on Claude Cahun. * Tim Parks argues that e-books “bring us closer than the paper book to the essence of the literary experience”. * Tariq Goddard interviewed. * Jah Wobble and Keith Levene on PiL’s Metal Box. [...]

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“Fail better” is now experimental literature’s equivalent of that famous Che Guevara photo, flayed completely of meaning and turned into a successful brand with no particular owner. * Lars Iyer’s top 10 literary frenemies. * Simon Critchley on Oscar Wilde’s De Profundis. * Critchley’s tragedy reading list. * Writings on Joyce. * Joyce & [...]

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“Anyone who believes that you can make art from language is part of a small, nearly-vanishing community, and we should all form a wedge and march on the enemy.” Ben Marcus interviewed. * All the Words from Michel Foucault’s “The Order of Things - An Archaeology of Human Sciences” in Alphabetical Order. * Ewan Morrison [...]

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An in-depth interview with 3:AM’s one-man avant-garde movement Matthew Wascovich in the Village Voice. * The trouble with productivity. * Back to the Futurism. * David Foster Wallace on the future of fiction in the information age (video). * The phantom metro stations of Paris. * The unknown pleasures of Mickey Mouse. * Ray Bradbury’s [...]

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