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Siratori, Kenji

Literature & Fiction

iUniverse

"With Loose Corpse, Kenji Siratori glitches the entire ethos of the zombie narrative. However, the reanimated corpses found here are not those of the risen dead. Instead, Siratori razes to the ground syntax and semantics while raising the whole corpus of language. Here language jitters, glitches, disassembles, and swarms. A language of flies. Amassing and reassembling across the page without affect or intention, Loose Corpse is humanity losing the literary corpus and, along with it, the very foundations of meaning. Unlike the reanimated bodies of the dead, bumbling slowly down the street, appearing in streaming franchise after franchise, Siratori's reanimated graphemic corpus resists the capture of neoliberalism with absolute ferocity. Without pausing to grant us time to grieve total loss of meaning, Loose Corpse processually gnaws eternally on the very substratum of Being." - Andrew C. Wenaus

Loose Corpse

Literary

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Michael Mc Aloran was born in Belfast, (1976). He grew up in Shannon, Co. Clare, where he is presently based. He is the author of over 35 collections of poetry, prose poetry, aphorisms and prose. His most recent publications were with Editions du Cygne (FR), VoidFront Press (U.S), Veer Books, (U.K) & also by Infinity Land Press (U.K), Oneiros Books (U.K), & Incunabula Media (2023). His work, both in writing & visually, deals with the darker themes & elements of human existence. He is a member of VAI, and recently began painting regularly, some of his previous work having been published in various online magazines.

Michael MC Aloran: KINEXUS: Edited, afterdeath script by Kenji Siratori

Arts & Photography

MC Aloran, Michael

Individual Artists

PSYCHOPOMP 2023 Directed by Kenji Siratori Screenwriting by Ellie Chou "Sitting at our computers or wandering the bleak landscapes of an old planet dying using our mobile phones our eyes glued to the screens that feed our bodies we become like those strange mutating pieces of human meat I see in Kenji Siratori's latest posthuman porn. Our flesh slowly rotting away as our emptiness absolves itself into bits and bytes floating in the sea of communication that is not ours." - Steven Craig Hickman

PSYCHOPOMP 2023

Comics & Graphic Novels

Chou, Ellie

Graphic Novels

Japanese avant-garde writer / sound artist Kenji Siratori unleashes new brain rupture hypermodern fiction. He disclose a devastating loop of global language from Japanese avant-garde underground in a bizarre experiment stylistically akin to Artaud and Burroughs in the 21st century.

Googleplex Otakky

Contemporary

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Schism[2] press brings you an exercise in sensory overload from the minds of Gary J Shipley (Theoretical Animals, Dreams of Amputation, The Face Hole, etc.) and Kenji Siratori (Blood Electric, Acidhuman Project, Mind Virus, etc.) that pushes the limits of both human expression and that which can be assimilated in terms of socially-sanctioned pattern-recognition. Self-referring, auto-cannibalistic texts that hover and shimmer around the borders of the asemic, yet still retain a vivid relevance to the current post-human cultural landscape. A cyberpunk katabasis beyond Burroughs or Guyotat. Appendix by Reza Negarestani.

Necrology

Shipley, Gary J.

Japanese avant-garde artist Kenji Siratori unleashes his first experimental graphic novel. Firmly rooted in the 21st century digital-age, his avant-garde writing is more concerned with vivid images, pace and developing a new writing and reading experience (which echoes the Surealists, William Burroughs), than linear narrative and character development. "Cruel Akihabara Eroguro Mutants" is hypermodern fiction like which Maruo Suehiro meets William Burroughs.

Cruel Akihabara Eroguro Mutants

Japanese avant-garde artist Kenji Siratori unleashes his experimental graphic novel by cinematic images & texts. Firmly rooted in the 21st century digital-age, his avant-garde writing is more concerned with vivid images, pace and developing a new writing and reading experience (which echoes the Surealists, William Burroughs), than linear narrative and character development. "Mononoke Vibration" disclose his weird humor in bizzaro scene.

Mononoke Vibration

Japanese avant-garde artist Kenji Siratori unleashes his second experimental graphic novel. Firmly rooted in the 21st century digital-age, his avant-garde writing is more concerned with vivid images, pace and developing a new writing and reading experience (which echoes the Surealists, William Burroughs), than linear narrative and character development. "Monster's Device" is bizarro fiction like which Maruo Suehiro meets William Burroughs.

Monster's Device

Japanese avant-garde artist Kenji Siratori unleashes his experimental cult graphic novel. Firmly rooted in the 21st century digital-age, his avant-garde writing is more concerned with vivid images, pace and developing a new writing and reading experience (which echoes the Surealists, William Burroughs), than linear narrative and character development. "Santemuterueru" is bizarro fiction like William Burroughs and Dennis Cooper.

Santemuterueru

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