Some Monologues delete and the other re-exposed it

and the other re-exposed it using double exposure

and some on the backs of animals

full of New York stuffs that will appeal to you further by knowing and seeing by everyone

and to re-discover how death gives shape to the meaning of life outside the sphere of incomprehensible'

his aim was to find out if and when this transformation might happen

Some Monologues delete and the other re-exposed itWorking at the nexus of performance, art writing, and fiction, Tyler Coburn creates monologues that explore how the I is marked in speech. His myriad topicsalternate history, legal personhood, digital labor, and resonant frequency, to name a fewdefy straightforward modes of presentation, often insisting on site specificity and social intimacy at the expense of conventional documentation. Some Monologues collects, for the first time, the scripts of