Circus Bazaar Magazine
Publisher, Editor & contributor
Title: Meet the abrahams
Subtitle: islam, christianity, judaism & dysfunctional families
Edition: 03 | 2024 | 01
ISSN: ISSN 2703-9889
ISBN: 978-82-93993-02-5
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Circus Bazaar Magazine
Publisher, Editor & contributor
Title: it tolls for thee
Subtitle: Identity Politics & the Battle For Ukrainian National Sovereignty
Edition: 02 | 2023 | 01
ISSN: ISSN 2703-9889
ISBN: 978-82-93993-01-8
Let us conceive a condition culled of concepts, categories, conventions and cordialities. There is no need to constrain our cleverly curated collective to the rigid realm of reality. Is there? We must free ourselves from the hubris that is the shackling of one’s self to the orbit of old obligations. Forget the nostalgia for nouns which hurts the nervous ears of a progress of which we fear so to be negligent…
Circus Bazaar Magazine
Publisher, Editor & contributor
Title: it tolls for thee
Subtitle: The politics of science and technology in a new century of fear
Edition: 02 | 2023 | 01
ISSN: ISSN 2703-9889
ISBN: 978-82-93993-00-1
Ladies and gentlemen, children of all ages! Thank you for having blessed the universally acclaimed and much anticipated first edition of Circus Bazaar magazine with your sought-after presence. For this, I will, against all good humility, take on the role of your Ringmaster. I shall do this, for otherwise, I should stand guilty of the most terrible of literary crimes against your good self, the reader…
Parasitoid, by Zac Rogers
Publisher & Editor
Title: Parasitoid
Subtitle: None
Edition: None
ISSN: NOne
ISBN: 978-0-6450037-0-3
Governments under the neoliberal veil have become janitors for tech billionaires. When the state can’t or won’t pay to clean up, the mess falls to citizen-consumers, who become wards of disorder by default. The growing disorder engenders yet greater dependence on the magic dust of big tech, even as the detritus it produces grows on the vines of democracy everywhere. How did this happen? And what would it take to subvert?