Fauxbrow (pronounced fo-brow) is on the loose and nobody can stop it. What's that you say? You don't know what fauxbrow is? Some say Fauxbrow is a term amalgamated from the newbrow art movement of today and the fauve
painting movement of one hundred years ago. Blah blah blah, no one really knows for sure ... KC Wilder is being eaten alive by fauxbrow ... word has it there is very little left of KC Wilder ... Fauxbrow has digested and spit out both KC Wilder and kcwilder.com. Rumors say that funeral services will soon be held. Probably, you will not be invited.
Fauxbrow has an appetite for consuming not only KC Wilder, but also for devouring an endless barrage of dyspeptic phenomenon. Wilders long years of zine publishing merged with a love of high art and musical language ... has also led to this. Word has it that fauxbrow derived from his secretly dithering over and religiously re-interpreting the magical invocations of:
Richard Brautigan, ee cummings, Neruda, Henry Miller, Emily Dickinson, Lester Bangs, Bukowski, Berryman, and Ted Geisel.
And, Gauguin, Nietzche, Dylan, Serling, Dyer-Bennet, Kupferberg, Gevanter, Huberman, Cerio, Tompkins, Doucet, Rethorn, and Rexroth.
The question Wilder finds himself asking is, do i have to go to my grave - in the grand western tradition of dickinson, poe, crane, kafka, van gogh, et al - before this work gets read? Gosh, that sure would be a drag.
Be forewarned ...if you choose to continue, the choice to continue is YOURS.
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