ON TELLING MY MOTHER ABOUT MY GIRLFRIEND
On a cold, brightly lit train from New York to Boston, I went over and over the words I would say to mother to explain my new relationship with a…
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On a cold, brightly lit train from New York to Boston, I went over and over the words I would say to mother to explain my new relationship with a…
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Sitting down to write an account of the last two weeks as Andrew has been a difficult task, so much has happened in obvious ways, like changing my clothes and…
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Yesterday the 64th Berlin International Film Festival (Berlinale) fired the starting pistol. During 10 days filmophiles will have the opportunity to enjoy various feature films, documentaries, shorts and retro classics…
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BECOMING: THE PROJECT About three months ago while causally reading the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders V (published in May last year) as research for a new…
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When your cold blade touched my naked neck for the first time a shiver overcame my scalp, my spine the thin fine hair that covers my body erected all at…
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The little girl is five years old. Kindergarten, at most, I suppose. She’s wearing a blue dress with red motifs, if I remember correctly. “Why are you wearing a dress?…
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You’ve seen it before. It made your mother cover all the walls of your working-class family apartment with her framed cross-stitched embroidery copied from the Burda magazine. It makes your…
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Driving around Monterrey, Mexico. the taxi driver glances at me through the mirror. although I stare back at him he doesn’t stop. he repeats it a couple of more times,…
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Night clubs are fascinatingly wordless. Like a birth, Frightfully non-verbal. The pre-linguistic music, the mute people Trying to conceale their smells, scars, souls, Trying to pretend they have smells, scars,…
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I had a boyfriend when i was 14. He was delicate and soft and had a lovely smile. I really loved him. Once he let me put makeup on…
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