With content that explores the edges of society and subjective experience, Jeppesen and Benderson write at the edge of established forms.
However closely the machine imitates our narrative abilities, its lack of authorship means we cannot trust its output in the way we believe the work of a writer. How should we adapt to authorless stories?
Autumn is the time for preparations. Gamey, pungent, spiced, and pickled; sample some of the best writing in season.
Why does it take rupture to reveal the capacities of the systems we have designed to shield us from collapse?
The word, blood, body. Is writing what was once both divine and flesh, now only flesh?
Verdurin leads a rare private tour of The Dorian Gray Attic at The Rainbow Museum of Queer Life.
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