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Against “pharisaic responses, concentrating on the letter rather than the—for most people—indigestible meaning”: An Equus Interview with Harold Jaffe

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David Vichnar & Jeffrey Howe sit down with Harold Jaffe to talk about his book Performances for the End of Time, just out with Equus Press in October 2022. EP: What Performances shares with your previous book BRUT (2021) is interest in the (semi)biographical fragment that fuses fact and fiction. Where it differs is its … Continue reading →

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