Interview with Jonathan Potter celebrating the release of Tulips for Elsie, new from Korrektiv Press

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What The Korrektiv Did for Its October Vacation

December 19, 2013 by at 11:47 am

Perhaps Percy’s most intriguing work, Lost in the Cosmos is a weird yet satisfying book – a hybrid of philosophical inquiry, satire, cultural analysis, multiple choice questions, thought experiments and (“What the hell, why not?” you can hear Percy say) even fiction. Perhaps the book most closely resembles Melville’s own loose but not-so-baggy monster, Moby Dick. But Lost in the Cosmos stands well on its own. The quality and quantity of presenters at the conference attested to its enduring worth—with more than 40 papers covering everything from liturgy to pornography to interstellar exploration to mimetic theory to Marshall McLuhan.

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  1. Jonathan Webb says
    December 21, 2013 at 9:08 am

    Great article, JOB.

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  2. Angelico Nguyen, Esq., OP says
    December 25, 2013 at 10:09 pm

    Well done, O’Brien and Elie.

    Interrotron footage forthcoming?

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