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I am the owner and editor of the Azimute website, an online website for publishing critical and theoretical texts concerned with the French post-modernists Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari and related aspects of their work.

I am currently involved in the poetry collective SpeedPoets which hold monthly poetry readings at The Alibi Room, New Farm.

Read my online texts:

Theory & Criticism: Screen Worlds, The Vernacular Terrain Articulating Silence, on Philip Brophy's Aurévélateur The Acid Gong Temple Awaits Saying Nothing On John Cage Review of Earthed, Nineveh & Ephemeron by Steve Kilbey Interview With Carlton Mellick III Mike Parr & Adam Geczy: All Swaddled Up A Scouts Guide to Surveillance Cameras in New York How Do You Think It Feels Collapsing Neu-organs, Einstrzende Neubauten And The Body Without Organs From The Disappearance Gysin is NOT Dead SPK, William Burroughs' favourite band En Mémoire de Kathy Acker Jean-Luc Godard, Inbetween Deleuze Geoffrey Schmidt, The Atrocity Exhibition Meme: Situation and Place

Two of my texts are published in Paroxysm which is a compilation of, "extreme and unusual" works by 10 Australian Writers. The book includes two of my texts, the first is Eat the Word, which was inspired by the writings of Lewis Carroll and Franz Kafka. The second piece is, In Memoriam to Kathy Acker, A Deleuze and Guattarian Approach, which analyses the avant-garde writings of Kathy Acker in the context of the theories of the French Philosophers Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari.

The SpeedPoets 2003 Anthology published by Impressed Publishing included seven of my poems. Rouge Bang! Prickly Mud and Sticky Hair Cat Egg Digest Why Lonely Men Drink Umbrellas Rollcall The Shimmering of Auscultated Immanence Self Ablation

Two of my graphic artworks are published online in "The Book Of Noise" edited by Tim Gaze - pages 31 and 36. (4Mb)

The New City Project was a situationist inspired zine which published two of my fictional texts Pylon and Suspension in 2003. Very hard to find!

Up until 2007 I maintained a mini fan site for the Australian Industrial group SPK, this has now been incorporated into the more comprehensive site located at http://home.pi.be/~spk/

From 1999 to 2000 I was also involved in Les Mistons a Cine Club putting together screenings of art house and foreign cinema, including an online journal and film reviews. Les Mistons screened major retrospectives of the works of Jean Luc-Godard, Michelangelo Antonioni, Francois Truffaut, Federico Fellini, Eric Rohmer and Kubrick. The website is no longer available.

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