Deterritorializations: Repetition, Stutter, Report P.S.: Catabolism, Or Translation as a Destructive Metabolism, Or Your Exchange Value May 3, 2013: [caption id="attachment_66929" align="aligncenter" width="500"] View from Highway 170 off-ramp at Sherman Way, North Hollywood.[/caption] We can take refuge/in something other than the mind for image does/not always follow content. —Tsering Wangmo Dhompa, from “Catabolism” Catabolism, according to various online dictionaries, is a [...] by Jen Hofer

Tsering Wangmo Dhompa’s My rice tastes like the lake October 8, 2012: Friday's Feature at The Volta is a good one: Daniel DeKerlegand takes the time to look at Tsering Wangmo Dhompa's 2011 book, My rice tastes like the lake (Apogee Press), writing that Dhompa's undoing of the narrative self stems from Buddhist meditation, and that: Dhompa’s most apparent American predecessor seems to be Lyn Hejinian— [...] by Harriet Staff