/lit/ - Literature

It's the beginning of Land's attempt to consummate the Kantian problematic of time with a cornucopia of poetics, with a heavy dose of techno dance floor edge. If you prefer Heraclitus over Plato, there's your opening. It's the judge's 'war is god' arriving through the future's self-immolation.

What's funny is that his recent work (Templexity, Gnon theology, Bitcoin book) is much less unwieldy, and bereft of the 90s leftoid boomerisms that so often appear in FN and CCRU. Sadly no one wants to parse through this because anyone on the 'right' who likes Land is only in it for the Jacobite aesthetics and anyone on the 'left' who likes Land is too busy trying to separate the Warwick stuff.