Time, forever being eaten up by worms and people and bits of stuff, is a precious commodity in today’s MODERN DIGITAL AGE. The arts (ha ha) are, though arguably necessary, more or less a complete waste of time. It is with this in mind that I am announcing my intention to begin publishing a regular online journal for the brothers, sisters and distant cousins of the Post-NeoAbsurdist Anti-Family who (like myself) find themselves with very little time in which to indulge in the vital pointlessness of creative endeavour.
Every fortnight (or thereabouts) I intend to release into the tangled mess of decaying ideas that is the World Wide Internet a tiny bundle of Content which will, if used correctly, take up no more than five minutes of your unquestionably busy day to consume.
To help me achieve this pitiful vision, I need stuff. Your stuff. Please shove anything you might have (so long as it’s tiny and in some way good) into my starving inbox via davidberisedwards at gmail dot com
Images: No bigger than five centimetres by five centimetres.
Texts: No longer than 100 words.
Sounds: (For potential sound supplement) No longer than thirty seconds.
The sooner the better, my lovely ducklings.
Ta &c.
DBE.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Thomas L. Taylor
Thomas L. Taylor passed away yesterday, Sunday the 13th. As many of you know, he had been struggling with cancer for over a year.
Tom has been a remarkably warm and generous friend and collaborator with many of us in this community even at the height of his illness, and has been an essential part of the avant writing community for many decades.
Jim Leftwich has put up a page where you can see some of his recent work:
http://jimleftwichtextimagepoem.blogspot.com/
A guide to his collection here at OSU may be seen here:
http://library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/finding/thomastaylor.php
Additionally, his beautiful poem Tract was the centrefold of Synapse 3 and his poems appear in various other Post-Neo publications, and his collaborative book with bela is being distributed as it becoms financially feasible.
Tom has been a remarkably warm and generous friend and collaborator with many of us in this community even at the height of his illness, and has been an essential part of the avant writing community for many decades.
Jim Leftwich has put up a page where you can see some of his recent work:
http://
A guide to his collection here at OSU may be seen here:
http://library.osu.edu/sites/
Additionally, his beautiful poem Tract was the centrefold of Synapse 3 and his poems appear in various other Post-Neo publications, and his collaborative book with bela is being distributed as it becoms financially feasible.
Monday, August 24, 2009
LABOUR DAY NOISE SHOW! - GRIND CENTRAL STATION
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Monday, July 27, 2009
dbe's gravy
from son of a brute salon 07/24/ADa 93 @ the Oromancer.
photos of the actual gravy at http://flickr.com/photos/mindbum
photos of the actual gravy at http://flickr.com/photos/mindbum
the sex snail, an american hero
from son of a brute salon 07/24/ADa 93 @ the Oromancer - more images on the pna flickr
is not as bad
from son of a brute salon 07/24/ADa 93 @ the Oromancer - more images on the pna flickr
financial services can fuck off - scroll page two
from son of a brute salon 07/24/ADa 93 @ the Oromancer - this is part of a typewriter scroll. there are a total of six pages, all of which one could view on the pna flickr.
financial services can fuck off - scroll page one
from son of a brute salon 07/24/ADa 93 @ the Oromancer - this is part of a typewriter scroll. there are a total of six pages, all of which one could view on the pna flickr.
obama doesn't read his news
from son of a brute salon 07/24/ADa 93 @ the Oromancer - more images on the pna flickr
a blue ribbon for hermes: i am always here again
from son of a brute salon 07/24/ADa 93 @ the Oromancer
Sunday, July 26, 2009
son of a brute salon
son of a brute salon
the oromancer, new brunswick, nj
07/24/09
photos from aaron howard
click on the photos to enter the photostream
more photos, scans, and video to follow!
the oromancer, new brunswick, nj
07/24/09
photos from aaron howard
click on the photos to enter the photostream
more photos, scans, and video to follow!
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Oromancer 5/24/09 Video BananTIza!
It was May 24th and we recorded our friends (below) doing and performing the things they perform and do in our home, a.k.a. the Oromancer.
Most unfortunately we were not able to get Aaron Howard (Brooklyn, NY) and Cory Wellington (New Brunswick, NJ) on video due to the exhaustion of our tape supply. You can hear them here http://postneoabsurdism.com/may2493.html at Tomislav's inspired audio archive of the event! If anyone has video of these magnificent folks please let us know, we'd love to get our mitts on em!
Colonel Pratt @ The Oromancer 5/24/09 from PNA-Video on Vimeo.
http://www.myspace.com/colonelpratt
Love and Barrrs!
Most unfortunately we were not able to get Aaron Howard (Brooklyn, NY) and Cory Wellington (New Brunswick, NJ) on video due to the exhaustion of our tape supply. You can hear them here http://postneoabsurdism.com/may2493.html at Tomislav's inspired audio archive of the event! If anyone has video of these magnificent folks please let us know, we'd love to get our mitts on em!
Joe Ruck @ The Oromancer 5/24/09 from PNA-Video on Vimeo.
All Over The Where @ The Oromancer 5/24/09 from PNA-Video on Vimeo.
http://alloverthewhere.org/Dirt Auction Part 1 @ The Oromancer 5/24/09 from PNA-Video on Vimeo.
Jeff Zagers @ The Oromancer from PNA-Video on Vimeo.
http://www.myspace.com/rockbandmanThe Ruined Frame @ The Oromancer 5/24/09 from PNA-Video on Vimeo.
http://www.myspace.com/theruinedframeColonel Pratt @ The Oromancer 5/24/09 from PNA-Video on Vimeo.
Dirt Auction Part 2 @ The Oromancer 5/24/09 from PNA-Video on Vimeo.
http://www.myspace.com/colonelpratt
Post-Neo Comedy Sketch @ The Oromancer 5/24/09 from PNA-Video on Vimeo.
Accidental Seabirds @ The Oromancer 5/24/09 from PNA-Video on Vimeo.
http://www.accidentalseabirds.comAnd
Brian Ross (Brooklyn, NY), Martha Clippinger (Brooklyn, NY), and Sarah Granett (Newark, NJ) hung a show of their recent visual work in Oromancer's living/dining/gallery rooms. Here are some photos taken by Tsubasa Berg to give you an idea.Love and Barrrs!
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