This is a blog, and I’m not sure what should be said about it. The title of this is from Duchamp, of course. The cover art was from Dettinger’s Oasis, which you should go and buy; but now it is a picture of a sand sea in Libya.
I wish things looked better, but they don’t. This is made on a Mac mostly using Safari, but I look at things occasionally in Firefox and Chrome and they seem okay. Apologies if it looks horribly wrong to you in anything else. Other things: my LibraryThing, my last.fm. Correspondence should be sent to Dan Visel, 73-12 35th Avenue, Apartment E23, Jackson Heights, New York 11372, United States.
Terrific blog. Thank you for listing me among artists.
GQ
Chanced upon your blog; delighted to discover there is a fellow Nervalian in the precincts. If you don’t have a copy of the Archipelago “Salt Smugglers,” let me know & I’ll send you a copy. rs
Hi There, I saw your blog filled with interesting material and also noticed that you included epigraph from Robert Filliou
on your masthead. I’ve written two articles on his work would be happy to send them yr way. Peace. MP
Hi — just noticed that your link to my blog is out of date — can you replace it with: http://www.pierrejoris.com/blog/
thanks — enjoy redaing yours — “Le Rivage des Syrtes” is an amazing book.
Hi,
I’d like to contact William S Wilson.
Do you know if this is possible?
Thanks
Thank you very much for the quick response
I’ve had quite an enjoyable introduction to your blog, which I chanced upon while searching for a reference by Roland Barthes to the intervention of reading caused by the bottom of the page.
Dear Mr. Visel -
I’ve been trying to track down William S. Wilson for years now. He taught me Chaucer in 1961 and was one of the very best instructors I ever had. I still re-read the notes I took.
Have you any idea of how I might get in touch with him?
Thanks very much,
Bill Lannon
Can’t thank you enough for getting back to me so quickly. Really appreciate it.
You have created a marvelous site here.
Thanks again, Bill