Author: PGR
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in repose
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new obsession
Actually an old obsession, revived. Pure Reason Revolution are back: That’s my Friday evening’s writing tunes sorted, then. Gloriously sui generis—and while I adore categorisation, I nonetheless love things that I can’t easily categorise. I remember being sent PRR’s Hammer & Anvil back in my music reviewing days and being blown away by it, and…
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navel / abyss
[Content warning: contains vaguely Ballardian solipsism, and privileged angst.] Atemporality has taken on a much more intimate and personal feel under the circumstances. In addition to the already well-established (but still accelerating) contextual time-soup, I’m finding that my own sense of time at the level of days and hours is starting to slip and slide.…
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relocation milestones
The arrival of one’s first mail-order second-hand book in a new place is a milestone, right? Feels like one to me… so perhaps I’m not adjusting to this whole voluntary quarantine thing as well as I thought.