Watching "Deadwood"

"In Heathrow a vast chunk of memory detached itself from a blank bowl of airport sky and fell on him. He vomited into a blue plastic canister without breaking stride. When he arrived at the counter at the end of the corridor, he changed his ticket.

     He flew to Mexico."

William Gibson 

Count Zero (1986)

Antonine Artaud

JL, 2012.
acrílico sobre tela sobre carton
20 x 25 cm

The question, "how to write," has been supplanted, or at any rate given a new complexity, by the question, "how to be a writer."

B.M. Èjxenbaum

(1929)

"Science fiction is now the only place where the future survives, just as television costume dramas are the only place where the past survives."
JG Ballard

“Sex sells and I like drawing dirty pictures,” Wilson told High Times in 1983. “I think some people who are offended are reacting to their own reactions. The drawing they see is a key that goes to the eyeball keyhole. Click! A door flies open and stuff they’ve been suppressing flies out, right? It unlocks their own repressed bogeyman or skeletons in their mental closets and this is upsetting to them, because they’ve been repressing it and the drawings are a springboard for that chain reaction. Sidewalk psychology, but I think it’s true.”

- S. Clay Wilson

....y es viernes.

(From Scott Walker Scott 4, booklet)

Elvis!
JL, 2012

JL, 1995.