Three more newsletters from the London Psychogeographical Association, issues 10, 19, 21. Click to enlarge.
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dinsdag 3 mei 2011
Psychogeographical publications from the future: FOUR
The First Congress of the New Lettrist International was an organization with unknown outcome instigated the LPA and the Neoist Alliance (read: Stewart Home). The name and the texts play a game with a variety of references to obscure events in communist history and unravelling them will earn you a PhD. Tongue-in-cheek neo(ist)-communist backbiting with a dash of white goddessism. Also included in this post is an issue of Re:Action the newsletter of the Neoist Alignment (the alignment of Home with all his imaginary friends).
Psychogeographical publications from the future: THREE
The London Psychogeographical Association was 'founded' by Ralph Rumney in 1957 but the incarnation that made a name for itself was hosted by Fabian Thompsett with or without the support of Stewart Home in the mid-nineties. The LPA's newsletters (below are issues 12, 16 and 18, click to enlarge) combine hermetic occult readings of the (political) landscape with slightly ridiculous contrived calls for a proletarian uprising. Truly unique.
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