For those of you who wish to explore some of the abiding currents of early Modernism in art, this site is indispensible. Named after the notorious protagonist of Ubu Roi by Alfred Jarry, this play caused a scandal among the more staid memebers of Parisian society upon its performance in 1896. With its opening cry of "Merdre" ("Shittr") the tone was set for the maximum provocation of outrage.

I wrote this in the mid-1990s. The website Union of Egoists picked it up as pertinent to their project recently.

I delivered a talk at the North American Anarchist Studies Network Conference entitled "Anarchism and Individual Psychology"

I had 15 works shown at Excalibur in chicago 19 years ago. The reviewer was very generous.

New writing on the Nominalist revolution and affinities, begun 1322, continued 1844, picked up again 1913, now rejuvenated in Westling's Substack!