The wildest, most jaw-dropping use of reenactment as a device in a documentary has got to be The Act of Killing.
Vol. 1 Brooklyn has resurrected this story of mine. There is some exciting news to share about this story soon too. Yay. In the meantime, you can read it here: vol1brooklyn.com/2026/10/25/…
Someone should make a mag specifically for resurrecting cool stories/poems that have become untethered from their original internet homes. Would read!
Have lived in NYC for 25 years now (somehow?!), and after giving it ample thought, I think I would recommend it. NYC seems pretty good, in case you hadn't heard of it.
Music for 18 Musicians on October 18?
Lincoln in the Bardo opera adaptation on October 19?
Yessssssssss, two happy days please
Got some new good news about this. More soooon!
If you're in Minneapolis and you missed the premier at Lincoln Center last March, go see this show I wrote a piece for coming up next May!
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Somehow found myself taking a bow on stage at Lincoln Center last night standing next to some of the most amazing writers and composers and musicians (after hearing something I wrote be perfomed on that very same stage!). Surreal and strange. Feeling grateful. And again tonight!
Oh, to have lunch at the au bon pain in the hospital on Coney island, what greater joy, I think as the man behind me farts liberally into the fruit stand.
New Protomen? Yes, please
Newest new news - "Light's Last Stand" - Act III: This City Made Us - with some Tim Cappello! - protomen.com/news
Tickets for this show at Lincoln Center in March just went on sale today, and if you're in NYC or nearby, I'd be delighted to see you there. I have a short piece that is being performed with music by Will Aronson, and I am excited.
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