Groupname for Grapejuice.

[Benny Bunter]

Finally got round to ordering his book, been intrigued for ages but I just can't read massive essays off a screen.

Better be fucking good.

 

[catalog]

Jasun horsley did a podcast with him recently on a specific sequence

Jobcast # 57: Becoming Fire

with Znore

open.substack.com

 

[version]

Bit grim he's knocking around with Horsley.

 

[luka]

he was from the start in the synchromystic days it was a weird crowd

 

[luka]

o lol

Jobcast # 48: The God Jigsaw

with Nina Power & Kate Ledogar

childrenofjob.substack.com

 

[luka]

these two are talking bare slow its a bit painful they sound fucked sorry znore!!!

 

[Benny Bunter]

Book arrived today and I'm reading the introduction (inter-enduction). I love it!

 

[luka]

he got in tocuh the other day we were talking about this trump term as the triumph of moldbug, land etc

 

[Benny Bunter]

I'm gonna have to get a copy of finnegans wake at some point aren't I?

 

[luka]

guess so yeah barty read it the other day he says it took him 2 weeks

 

[Benny Bunter]

Is znore into prynne?

 

[luka]

I TRied. He read it.

 

[Benny Bunter]

I just wondered, cos with the type of mind he has and the way he reads things could potentially yield interesting results if applied to Prynne

 

[luka]

In some ways prynne poems are designed to gum up the gears of the grapejuice machine which is why i thought it would be good for him to read it.

 

[Benny Bunter]

Yeah, I can't see anything of Joyce in Prynne, there doesn't seem to be any connection between the two, strangely. They're both supremely weird, and have read everything, but don't appear to have anything to do with each other.

 

[Benny Bunter]

No Prynne/Joyce overlap seems to exist. This strikes me as odd. You might expect there to be one as they're both taking language to its limits, and I'm assuming Prynne will have definitely read Joyce, but they seem almost to belong to different universes.

I can occasionally see traces of other figures from the Joyce era, like pound and eliot, in Prynne, but not Joyce himself.

I suppose the big difference is Joyce combines and invents new words, whereas Prynne's words are all real, however strange and unfamiliar they are.

 

[Benny Bunter]

You have to conclude that Prynne must have read Joyce, but rejects him for some reason.

 

[luka]

Ben watson has always claimed prynnes anti joycr, anti wake in particular

 

[version]

'Ithaca' is a bit like Prynne. The episode of Ulysses done as a series of questions and answers about water, etc.

 

[william_kent]

Finally got round to ordering his book,

I saw this and I was like "there is a book?!"

and then I searched on AMAZON

and...





it must be in one of my GRAVITY RAINBOW piles