The Offbeat Generation
Joshua Cohen and Travis Jeppesen, who used to edit the now defunct Prague Literary Review, are launching a bi-monthly journal called BLATT which will feature “a mixture of literature, art, and ideas”: “When questioned about the magazine’s idiosyncratic name, Jeppesen had this to say: ‘It’s a German word meaning ‘leaf’ or ‘sheet of paper’ … […]
Cyberreptilian.com
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By Kenji Siratori.
Crushed by History
I know 9-11 defines me in some way. I graduated high school to enter Bush’s world of terrorism and wars. 9-11 made me ask questions, like World War Two made Sartre and Beckett ask questions. A lot of hope was lost. A lot of strange behaviour has taken place here in America. Perhaps I’m not part of a generation. When the media shows the prototype of generations, the person never looks like me or anybody I know. I’ve been crushed by history.
Andrew Stevens interviews young author Noah Cicero about existentialism, wage slavery and kinky sex.