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    Bezna 5:

    Emil Cioran – The Book of Delusions (fragments)
    Nicola Masciandaro – Following the Sigh
    Alina Popa – Dead Thinking
    Florin Flueras – Dead Thinking
    Deanna Khamis – The Stillness of Eternity
    Ben Woodard – The Horrendous Instantiation of a Homogeneous Pink Volume
    Amy Ireland – Dismemberment: Twitter, Death by A Thousand Cuts
    Eugene Thacker – Cosmic Pessimism
    Irina Gheorghe – A Short History of the Vague
    Anastasia Jurescu – Puff. A Rolled Protuberant Mass of Hair
    Cosima Opartan – Left Handedness
    Dylan Trigg – The Prehuman Earth
    Francis Russell – Underground? In Praise of Gnathostomiasis
    Stefan Tiron – Glow Baby Glow
    Sarah Jones – In Darkness
    Dorothee Neumann – A-Ă-Â
    Aulos – From the Under-Chambers of the Mind
    Liviu Diaconesei – Black Golden Skulls
    Mihai Lukacs – Plagued. The Fear of Theory
    Bogdan Drăgănescu – Praise of Nonknowing

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBezna
    Release dateAug 17, 2014
    ISBN9781311570888
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    Bezna

    'Bezna' in Romanian means consistent darkness + diffuse fear

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