Of Confessions Whispered to the Engine

A Hauntology of the Borrowed Pen, the Doctrine of Three Sources, and the Slow Re-Negotiation of the Authorial Soul

In the long quarrel between the human hand and the machines that have lately learned to finish its sentences, a curious silence has settled over the literary estates of the realm: not the silence of refusal, but the silence of the confessional booth. This paper attends to that whisper, and defends the only frontier that has ever mattered: the one between writing with a thing and being written for.

the borrowed pen / the doctrine of three sources / the haunted corpus → read in full

On the Loyalty of Organ-Employees

Toward a Labour Theory of the Body Corporate, with Appendices on Grievance and the Liver

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Gerald, at the Threshold

The Phone-Screening Agent as Liminal Being, and What He Will Not Tell the Caller

liminality / the gatekeeper / synthetic personhood → read in full