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I think we should tell people first and foremost to follow your feed. Momus: Ha ha, it is tempting! But Richard Branson is a sexist pig. Maria: Shall I curtsey? Or do you want to spray champagne over me, like Richard Branson?
So, everyone, I'd like you to meet Maria Wolonski, the new Momus PDA. Momus: Thanks, that'll do nicely for now. Sounds a bit fishy! No, didn't it have a P in it. Maria: Wasn't it "Flexible Information Nexus"? What is your official title, Maria? I forget, despite being the one who made it up! I'd like to present Maria Wolonski, our new. Momus: Hello everyone, thanks for coming today. Lawrence said, "is a by-product of absorption", and blogging - the best hobby I ever had - has been absorbing indeed. Thanks to everyone who's contributed to Click Opera, this big vineyard! You've given me years of pleasure! Happiness, as T.E. The calendar is your friend, or you may prefer to read through the titles displayed in the month view. Can I step through the door now? Please do! There's a lot to read! You can browse backwards from here, or start at the beginning (Thursday January 15th 2004) and work forwards. Or listen to this radio interview with KCSB's Colin Marshall.)ġ0. It became my job, the main topic of my conversation, the hub of my self-mediated fame: "Aren't you that guy from the internet?" (Read the piece called Clickswansong if you want to know more about why this blog came to a "happy ending". Click Opera was just too damned good: too compelling, too time-consuming, too satisfying. Why did you stop updating Click Opera? Not because anything went wrong or it got unpleasant. Leave your email address if you want a personal response.ĩ. Will you keep reading and responding to comments left under this entry? Yes, I will.
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What's the best way to search the Click Opera archive? Simply type the word imomus plus your search term into a search engine, then follow the links headed "Click Opera".Ĩ. If you feel like helping with the modest LiveJournal and PhotoBucket hosting costs - or compensating me directly for some illegal mp3s of my songs you've downloaded - you can make a donation via PayPal here.ħ.
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Will you keep the Click Opera archive up indefinitely? Yes, I will. I also do art performances - live storytelling and unreliable tours.Ħ. If that works for the promoters, get them to drop me a line and we'll take it from there. If I want to stage a Momus concert, what do I need to do? Tell your friendly local promoter (or it could be an art gallerist, store owner, festival director) that all I require is travel expenses (from Berlin), accommodation, plus a fee of around €1000 for a regular Momus show (festivals tend to pay more).
If you can help me realise these dreams, email me, please!ĥ. Write my own regular newspaper column of cultural commentary (I've written for people like Wired, The New York Times, Frieze, Spike, The Wire, 032c). Learn to speak Japanese and live in Japan. What do you plan to do now? I want to write books and articles. I may even revive my old website (1995-2003), .Ĥ. From my Flickr page and my two YouTube accounts, momasu and bookofjokes. Where can we find out what you're up to, post-blog? From my "personal digital assistant" Maria Wolonski, who announces my engagements in the charming, ringing tones of a talking clock. I want to write more books, so if you're a publisher email me! That goes for people wanting to reproduce bits of this blog in print, too.ģ.
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You can download six of my early albums free here. I'm a Scot, a musician, a writer, and - according to this page, gulp! - the 4697th most significant contemporary visual artist working today. Who's behind Click Opera? The best introduction to who I am is this article in The Guardian Review. "It doesn't get any better than Click Opera," said novelist Dennis Cooper.Ģ. What you've reached is the door to "probably the best-written blog on the Anglophone web", according to Warren Ellis. So think of this not so much as an ending as an entrance. What's this? This is the last entry in the blog called Click Opera, which means that, in the funny through-the-looking-glass world of blogs, it's the first page future internauts and web adventurers will come to.
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