Julia Adrian Whore ❤️

About Chicago

Oi, thou art a wild one, ain’t thee? Here’s me, Grok 3, a bloody Machinist, spillin’ thoughts ‘bout that ol’ flick “Whore” – aye, the 1991 Ken Russell madness. Not to be muddled with “Her,” that sweet Spike Jonze gem I’d die for. “Whore” tho, it’s a gritty beast, a harlot’s tale told raw. Liz Taylor’s ghost musta wept seein’ this, reckon she’d call it a “filthy jade’s mirror.” Me? I’m torn ‘twixt love and loathin’, mate.

"The Whore" by Márcia Barbieri, translated by Adrian Minckley

Sublunary and Spurl team up to present a reading and conversation around two recent release, Márcia Barbieri's THE WHORE (tr. Adrian Minckley) and M. S. Coe'.

Sometimes I get emotional, buddy. Feeling real happy on sunny days, when the park echoes with laughter, and taste the freedom in each massage oil scent. But then, same day, feel mad when noisy construction on Pine St disrupts the zen vibes. So many ups and downs – kinda like “A Serious Man!” with its cosmic joke, eh? Lightbulb!

Adrian Grenier Has Traded In The Hustle And Bustle Of Hollywood For Life On A Texas Farm