WEEK 317 / 337 — Why I'm Suing
THE SIXTH OF JULY. THREE CLIPPINGS, PUBLISHED TOGETHER UNDER ONE HEADING, EIGHT MONTHS AFTER THE COUNT.
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THE SEVENTH. ON A LAWN IN NEW JERSEY HE ANNOUNCES THAT HE IS SUING THE THREE COMPANIES THAT SILENCED HIM.
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THREE FILINGS, ONE FOR EACH COMPANY. WHAT HE IS ASKING THE COURT TO GIVE BACK IS HIS ACCOUNT.
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HE CANNOT BE READ AND HE CAN STILL BE ATTENDED. WHAT IS LEFT TO HIM IS THE PAPER, AND WHOSE NAME IS ON IT.
TO BE CONTINUED →
This week in the saga
On the seventh of July, on a lawn in New Jersey, he announces that he is suing the three companies that took his account away, and asks a court to give it back. Two days later his own press publishes the case for it — a single line pointing at an article he wrote somewhere else. The chapter closes on the two facts it was built from: a dead screen on the desk, and a field miles away burning with light. He cannot be read. He can still be attended. What is left to him is the paper, and whose name is on it.
Readers' Corner
Letters from the readership on Week 317. Pick a pen name — no account needed.
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