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So cool. This is the most punk rock thing I’ve seen in a while. Anyone seen other punk infused/inspired media lately? Seems like an opportune time for punk ideals to manifest all sorts of anti-establishment energy, but I haven’t picked much up on my radar…
I'm currently reading Do It Wrong by Derek Beaulieu. The subtitle is "How to be a poet in the twenty-first century;" much of it is applicable to arts in general and probably life in general. He writes: "Almost no one is reading your work, and these low stakes free you from the expectations of others. Try things out, attempt the impossible, do what no one else is doing. Be brave. Be foolish, be strange and wonderful. You are free." " I highly recommend this book.
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