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I've been thinking a lot about this bad poem I wrote fourteen years ago: Obsessing over the ramifications of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2012. (A moment in history.) The first line was: “In the bright light of day, the United States becomes a lawful fascist state.” You can find it here.
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About Me:
- Jacob Wren
- Jacob Wren makes literature, collaborative performances and exhibitions. His books include Polyamorous Love Song, Rich and Poor, Authenticity is a Feeling and Dry Your Tears to Perfect Your Aim. As artistic director of the interdisciplinary group PME-ART he has co-created performances such as: En français comme en anglais, it's easy to criticize, Individualism Was A Mistake, The DJ Who Gave Too Much Information, Every Song I’ve Ever Written and Adventures can be found anywhere, même dans la répétition. PME-ART also presented the online conference Vulnerable Paradoxes and the related free PDF publication In response to Vulnerable Paradoxes. He is co-founder of the orchestra The Air Contains Honey who are currently working on their first album. His internet presence is often defined by a fondness for quotations.
- Jacob Wren Long Bio
- Jacob on Patreon
- Dry Your Tears to Perfect Your Aim
- Jacob Wren Links
- PME-ART
- PME-ART Links
- Vulnerable Paradoxes
- In response to Vulnerable Paradoxes
- Authenticity is a Feeling
- Un sentiment d'authenticité
- Rich and Poor
- Polyamorous Love Song
- Every Song I've Ever Written
- Some Favourite Books
- Some Favourite Canadian Books
- Jacob on Bluesky
- Jacob on Mastodon
- Jacob on Instagram
- Jacob on Tumblr
- Jacob on Goodreads
- Jacob on Twitter
- Jacob at Le Quartanier
- Essays and Stories here on A Radical Cut by Jacob Wren
- Three Trilogies
- Relay-Interview
- Manifesto for Confusion, Struggle and Conflicted Feelings
- A video and four texts on my collaboration with Tori Kudo while in residency at The Museum of Art, Kochi
- Jacob Wren + Raphaëlle de Groot / MIXOFF 2
- Paul Thek’s Teaching Notes
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