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The Polemical Interlude: Three Issues of Distinctively Dionysian
THE POLEMICAL INTERLUDE
Three Issues of Distinctively Dionysian
Before Distinctively Dionysian returns with its next issue to the journal’s original form, these three issues remain together as a rather strange little period of their own.
The Hum · The Radiant Void · Le Domaine du Néant
These were the more polemical Distinctively Dionysian issues, a prolonged dérive through refusal, disappearance, creative indifference, metaphysical revolt, death, dissolution, egoism, the void, and the forms of thought that cease to behave once brought too close to lived experience.
Across the three issues appear encounters with Max Stirner, Renzo Novatore, Salomo Friedlaender, Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, Maurice Blanchot, Giorgio Agamben, Philipp Mainländer, Jacques Rigaut, Colette Peignot, Antonin Artaud, Jean Genet, Unica Zürn, Roger Gilbert-Lecomte et others, alongside original essays, fragments, correspondence, translations, poetry and the continuing writings of Distinctively Dionysian.
The next issue returns to the original Distinctively Dionysian format. These three can therefore be had together, as the complete polemical interlude, for $48, regularly $64 when purchased separately.
Three issues · $64 separately · $48 together · 25% off.
THE POLEMICAL INTERLUDE
Three Issues of Distinctively Dionysian
Before Distinctively Dionysian returns with its next issue to the journal’s original form, these three issues remain together as a rather strange little period of their own.
The Hum · The Radiant Void · Le Domaine du Néant
These were the more polemical Distinctively Dionysian issues, a prolonged dérive through refusal, disappearance, creative indifference, metaphysical revolt, death, dissolution, egoism, the void, and the forms of thought that cease to behave once brought too close to lived experience.
Across the three issues appear encounters with Max Stirner, Renzo Novatore, Salomo Friedlaender, Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, Maurice Blanchot, Giorgio Agamben, Philipp Mainländer, Jacques Rigaut, Colette Peignot, Antonin Artaud, Jean Genet, Unica Zürn, Roger Gilbert-Lecomte et others, alongside original essays, fragments, correspondence, translations, poetry and the continuing writings of Distinctively Dionysian.
The next issue returns to the original Distinctively Dionysian format. These three can therefore be had together, as the complete polemical interlude, for $48, regularly $64 when purchased separately.
Three issues · $64 separately · $48 together · 25% off.