By: Franklin Bruno

Clarity and balance, not disorientation, were his artistic mainsprings.

By: Brian Berger

Handsome, quick-witted and casually virtuous.

By: Devin McKinney

He took seriously the most flippant of two-liners and shaggy-bush stories.

By: Anthony Miller

His filiations : the world, the text, and the critic.

By: William Nericcio

Erotically charged mises-en-scène that make us think.

By: Robert Wringham

The remotest and loneliest astronaut.

By: Anthony Miller

His songs number in the thousands.

By: Devin McKinney

Spooky intelligence and challenging eroticism.

By: Elina Shatkin

A gamine beauty with a fearless personality.

By: Tor Aarestad

The mind and lived experience, interleaved!

By: Joshua Glenn

He defended artifice and imagination vs. the so-called “natural.”

By: Joshua Glenn

“Are we not straying as though through an infinite nothingness?”

By: Mark Kingwell

He saw how institutions and apparatuses order daily life and desire.

By: Franklin Bruno

Her chorines, molls, and paroled hookers know their onions.

By: Mark Kingwell

She defended an Aristotelian concept of human flourishing.