“…she was active…wildly, passionately active, coming to her own crisis.”
- D.H. Lawrence
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His main principles were indeed as follows: everything it is possible to imagine can also exist.
—Angela Carter, The Infernal Desire Machines of Doctor Hoffman (via foxesinbreeches)
I will never forget the relief, the exaltation, and the pride aroused, one of the very first times as a child I was taken to a cemetery - among so many depressing or ridiculous funerary monuments - by the discovery of a simple slab of granite carved in red capitals with the superb motto: NEITHER GOD NOR MASTER. Poetry and art will always have a weakness for all that transfigures man in that hopeless appeal, indomitable, which now and then he takes the laughable risk of issuing to life. The fact is that above art, above poetry, like it or not, a flag alternately red and black is waving.
—Andre Breton, Arcanum 17
Stroszek, Herzog (1977)
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