For next week, Jean Baudrillard’s “… or the End of the Social” (pp. 65-95).

This week, we’ll read two short stories from Samuel R. Delany: “Aye, and Gomorrah” and “Driftglass” (pp. 102-121). “Aye, and Gomorrah” is also included in the collection behind the second link, but that copy is very marked up, so you’ll probably prefer to read the cleaner version behind the first link. See you Tuesday.

Another piece from baedan 3 this week. Read the first chunk of “A Holey Curiosity” (pp. 1-37).

This week, the second half of Paul Preciado’s “Anal Terror” from baedan #3. Go from “The Anal Method” through to the end, pp. 148-168.

Next week, the first half of Paul Preciado’s “Anal Terror” from baedan #3. Go from pp. 117-147, stopping at “The Anal Method”.

More of The Good Soldier Švejk this week. Go from p. 125 (“Švejk Goes with the Chaplain to Celebrate a Drumhead Mass”) thru p. 155.

Continuing The Good Soldier Švejk this week. Go from p. 62 (“Švejk the Malingerer”) thru p. 124.

This week, get started on Jaroslav Hašek’s The Good Soldier Švejk. Go from pp. 1-61, stopping at “Švejk the Malingerer.”

Please allow me to draw your attention to Jacques Vaché’s War Letters and other scraps (pp. 345-359). You are also invited to read as many of F. Rosemont’s contextuals as you care to. In particular, the discussion of Umour (pp. 107-172) stands a chance of proving abundantly worthless. I’d like to be there to gab with you, for he is a wonderful wraith indeed, but phynance importunes…

Tomorrow we’ll read a chapter from Deleuze’s Nietzsche & Philosophy. Give “Active and Reactive” (pp. 39-72) a look.