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Special excerpt in Socrates on the Beach today. From Susan Daitch's The Adjudicator, recently published by Green City Books. Susan Daitch citylightsnc.com/book/978196310… socratesonthebeach.com/susan-daitch

read me very respectfully destroy The Möbius Book in Full Stop full-stop.net/2025/05/12/rev…

From the latest Everyday Analysis podcast on HEGEL, SPACE and POLITICS with Helen Rollins and Katherine Everitt. Listen on the Everyday Analysis YouTube channel. And follow Katherine Everitt 💥! youtube.com/watch?v=Rx0MpG…

Couldn't resist.

"...balking at the last great wit in US letters, even though born in Dublin—“no wonder he’s a simpering heap of horseshit: “He’s troubled. He’s dissatisfied. He’s part Irish.” greg-gerke.medium.com/excerpt-from-t…

Woolf on James and Proust. You bet your English soul readers resent Henry James.

Incoming.

You don't have to read Shakespeare--you can fuck around with the ego trip of AI all day. I'll hang with people who like to read and learn things, not playing piss-poor games to entertain themselves.

The new issue of Serpent Club: New Writing, the mag I edit with novalis, is now available for purchase online at link below. Featuring work by Ross Barkan Anna Krivolapova anthony galluzzo, Nick Marotta, thus spake zara thirst trap, Ella Schmidt, novalis, Nicky Shapiro, Udith Dematagoda,

Who are you do say literature doesn't deserve to survive? It's "survived" for thousands of years. How do you think people in high school and college get taught about behavior, morals, the right and wrong things to do? Through myth, through literature.

What do people think?

Does anyone know what book and chapter in The Golden Bowl has the scene where Maggie looks down at the Prince and Charlotte from a distance (from a balcony?) and suspects something going on?(I know there might be more than one scene of this.)

Jon Repetti is in the house. jon repetti review31.co.uk/essay/view/130…

I will be interviewed in Aix-en-Provence on Nov. 5. Maybe will give a lecture--if I do, it will be suspiciously similar to the one below: greg-gerke.medium.com/excerpt-from-t…

This might be the last hurrah for my book, as the paperback is now out! I had absolutely no luck getting it reviewed anywhere, so here is my last ditch attempt to market my odd book about Max Stirner, modernism and manifestos: bloomsbury.com/au/ego-made-ma… doi.org/10.5040/979876…

Read living writers on small presses.

This short piece on Stevens, sensibility, faculty, and Merleau-Ponty follows the Cezanne essay (greg-gerke.medium.com/c%C3%A9zanne-i…) as a corollary. It will probably be in the book. greg-gerke.medium.com/creative-distu…

Short piece on Stevens, sensibility, creative faculty, and Merleau-Ponty follows the Cezanne essay (greg-gerke.medium.com/c%C3%A9zanne-i……) as a corollary. It will probably be in the book. greg-gerke.medium.com/creative-distu…

Nice piece by Robert Rubsam on the state of contemporary lit - Agree with the Lauren Oyler quote about “publishers upsell readers, pretending that easy-to-read middlebrow books are in fact works of great literature” - The great WALL by Jen Craig didn’t get ANY coverage in USA

“poetry can only provoke a senuous impression by means foreign to itself and borrowed from painting and music.” Gass explicitly cites Schoenberg for The Tunnel. I do think James’ books can be looked at as paintings.