





"Abrir e fechar a mixtape com Juan Serrano e Carla Bruni representa duas coisas: as canções são absurdamente sedutoras e, quando se termina o livro, dá vontade de continuar com os personagens, saber o quê mais irão aprontar. Leva-se em conta o rock predominante: somente Pitty explica o amor entre Pabst e Kamtchowsky. Isaac Hayes é fundo musical para o que quer que esses dois estejam tramando. Ennio Morricone traduz a perseguição da aluna por seu professor. Carlos Puebla “foi sugestão” da própria Oloixarac, pois a revolucionária canção é citada no livro. Rita Lee talvez represente a repercussão do mesmo mundo afora. Demais restantes retratam um pouco da personalidade e envolvimento dos personagens na trama. O título é uma “singela homenagem” ao meu tempo de colegial, pois estar na companhia desses personagens tão maravilhosamente complexos é como retornar aos corredores da escola. Espero que gostem. Foi a melhor mixtape que já fiz, a que mais gostei até agora."
Eu adorei!! Quedé prendada de este blog exquisito #Sobrefatalismos, prazer que galopa; muito obrigada a voce, Nina querida!! You can download it here.














Bueno, es muito engraçado usar el network de Harvard para postear mi propia aparición en la Playboy brasilera... y disfrutar algo infantil y no tan privadamente del cameo de Kant, que suele frecuentar las mismas páginas pero bajo una nomenclatura fonética similar (C-U-N-T). Hehe. (uma coisa-> na matéria eu fale de privacidade, nao individualidade, que sao bem diferentes)From letter to Hugh Heffner, December 28, 1968
from Montreaux. Published in part in Playboy, January 1972.
Have you noticed how the head and ears of your Bunny resemble a butterfly in shape, with an eyespot on one hindwing?
Happy New Year
Yours sincerely
Vladimir Nabokov

A obra que a lançou ao mundo e foi a senha para que ela integrasse uma antologia dos melhores novos ficcionistas de língua espanhola da revista britânica "Granta" chama-se "As Teorias Selvagens" e sairá no Brasil no final deste mês pelo selo Benvirá, da editora Saraiva.(mais)


Hi! I'm Pola Oloixarac. I’m this dude below. I write books and other stuff about technology. I'm a mortal, ergo I dig dig poker and porn. I'm also mild Aspergers.
I also think Maradona is better that Pelé. Anyway, my novel Las teorias salvajes is coming out in Brazil so now I'm basicly channeling this chick
I go to the shower and because I’m living inside her brain I can see her naked and that’s friggin cool. But anyway, I’m still that dude. We can talk about Ronaldo, Ronaldinho or Borges or whatever. If you are a girl I can probably let you suck my awesome, gorgeous cock. (If you are a dude you can suck it too, I don't mind)
s nuevas novelas que tienen en mente, qué manías tienen como escritores y cómo tejen nuevos relatos en su imaginario personal. Modera el editor de Sexto Piso, Eduardo Rabasa.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010 Pugh Hall Conference Room 120 Presentation starts at 7:00 p.m.
Pola Oloixarac (1977, Argentina), is an Argentine contemporary writer, essayist, and cultural critic. Recently, she has appeared in the prestigious Granta's list of "Best young Spanish writers." She has become internationally known for her experimental novel Las Teorias Salvajes (Entropia, 2008), which stirred the Argentinean and the international literary circles in the past two years. This novel, published in Argentina and Spain, has been described as recklessly intelligent and "without love," crossing disciplines and genres, and intersecting heterogeneous spaces such as video games and the institutionalization of postmodern warfare. Her talk "State of the Code New Military technologies for old literary problems" will address the effects these ruptures have on our society and their relation to contemporary literature.
Wednesday December 1st 2010 - Group Discussion (morning)
Pugh Hall Conference Room 210
9.30 am -Welcome and Coffee
9.45 am - Presentation and excerpt reading from the author
10.15 am- Impressions and commentaries of themes in Las teorías salvajes by graduate students and invited faculty.
10.45 am -Workshop (open roundtable for Q & A on literary motifs and critical readings(
11.30 am- Closing remakrs by Prof. Carina González
12.pm - 2pm Lunck break
Wednesday December 1st 2010 - Presentation (evening)
Pugh Hall Conference Room 210
7pm am - Open reception
7.15 am - Presentation of Pola Oloixarac by Gerardo Muñoz. “With whom are we at war? On Pola Oloixarac’s dialectics of politics and desire”.
7.30 am- Pola Oloixarac’s academic presentation “State of the code: New military technologies for old literary problems”
8 pm - Q & A from the audience
8.15 pm - Refreshments and conversation
8.30 pm Dinner with the author and participants who RSVP