The Sacrament of Revolution
For one weekend a year, midwestern suburbanites act like rioting peasants. They gather in large groups, get drunk, and break a lot of rules–as is Church tradition.
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For one weekend a year, midwestern suburbanites act like rioting peasants. They gather in large groups, get drunk, and break a lot of rules–as is Church tradition.
Some of the short blurbs I wrote on recent works received by the GFPJ.
The place where culture and material conditions converge to ceate a situation where a wily and conniving stage magician can play the hero's part.
Turns out the law is rather flimsy. We can use that to our advantage.
I'm minting this piece as an NFT so if you screenshot it I'm suing for 8 billion ETH.
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