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  1. Article · Aug 8, 2026 · Oliver Bootle

    Cheaters | IT (opens the original)

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    From the home of cimmerianism that lambkin hails. In his eye is void of endless volumes: Urge to let go the effluvium of edginess he does not understand. He accepts his perch like most of us. Some folks have scaled a trestle or two. He knows not what he needs to ascend. There is no lotus land. I see in him the eyes I left when I procured my first pair. Sanjeev Sethi is an award-winning poet who has authored eight poetry collections. His poems have been published in forty countries and appear in

  2. Article · Aug 8, 2026 · Oliver Bootle

    Prog at the Proms | IT (opens the original)

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    British Progressive Rock, which was prominent in British rock culture between the late 1960s and the early 70s, seems despite the odds to live on. As passionately loved by audiences as it was sneered at by critics, it should have sunk below the horizon in the mid 70s as new forms of popular music dawned – disco, punk, hip-hop, new wave. Grandiose, overblown, preposterous – the derision frequently lobbed at Prog was arguably justified. It seldom settled into a groove, you couldn’t dance to it, it

  3. Article · Aug 8, 2026 · Oliver Bootle

    Trapped in a Lift with a Free Jazz Solo and Allen Ginsberg | IT (opens the original)

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    Nail your dreams To the Wall of Sound Let Fingers hovering like hummingbirds On the keys. Of a piano Put a rhythm in the Tiffany Glass Hearts Of Bankers Trading shares & kisses between the Blue lit evil stares and sequins of the cop- hating illicit prophets looking down from Disney Heaven laughing as Diva’s voices stretch like Chewing Gum along Fifth Avenue and vomit into Central Park laughing Past hookers and ‘cruisers’ in sweet leathers and barbed thongs screwing Angels against fire hydrants a

  4. Article · Aug 8, 2026 · Oliver Bootle

    Sister Agatha’s Perpetual Vigil of Non-Intervention | IT (opens the original)

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    Sister Agatha’s Perpetual Vigil of Non Intervention, sometimes abbreviated as SAPVONI, is a foundational concept in quietist pedagogy. It dictates a strict adherence to the principle of observing phenomena without any form of direct or indirect influence. This principle was formalized in the 1870s by the now-defunct Order of St. Agatha, whose members were sworn to perpetual observation of the world from a state of absolute detachment. The true observer is a ghost at the banquet of existence, pre

  5. Article · Aug 8, 2026 · Oliver Bootle

    Superstitions in the Future | IT (opens the original)

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    A certain number of commas in any book will bring bad luck to the book’s owner, and therefore there will be a warning on the back of such books that one should buy it only aware of the risk, the peril, and agree in advance not to sue the bookstore or publisher or author. That is assuming that in the future there will be readers. Another possible superstition I shall now predict is that uttering the word “trump” in any context will bring the person who said the word aloud bad luck for a decade, i

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