This weblog is called Spurious.
If you would like to link to it, you can attribute posts to Lars or to Spurious. Please respect my anonymity.
This blog is not intended as an educational resource, nor is it linked to any educational institution.
Spurious is a literary venture, not a philosophical or theoretical one.
The photograph featured on this blog is by Agata Lenczewska-Madsen, and I use it with her permission. It is called 'The Left Handed Woman', after Peter Handke's novel. You can see more examples of her work at www.inthecities.net
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Steve of This Space wrote under the title 'Becoming Spurious':
Almost everyday one more appears. Sometimes more than one. We scroll and scroll through paragraph upon paragraph. It staggers us. Where does it all come from, where is it going?
Sometimes a new title appears among the paragraphs. We rear up. Something new? Below it, more paragraphs. Paragraph upon paragraph.
Then there is silence. Nothing appears. We notice and wonder why we notice. Whether a new title appears, whether two or three appear, or not one, it's the same. Everything floats away, borne on a thermal of words. Where does it come from, where is it going? What is it we are reading? Have we, in fact, begun to read at all?
