I wrote a novella, “A Divine Avenue” (1988), more than 28 years ago.
It inaugurated a fictional consideration of ideas whose implicit modes & perspectives have yet to be explicitly & formally codified, if indeed such is even possible. Though I moved into other concerns, surveying various theoretical genres in Philosophy, ‘Literary Theory’, Anthropology; just about everything really, that was around; the sense of their contingent localisation, within a far greater space of possibilities, was never lost. Continuing explorations within this space, led to two more tentative ‘works’. All three works form a kind of synergy. “A Divine Avenue” is the first work in that tentative trilogy.
Title Page
This is the title page.
In showing “A Divine Avenue” on the internet, I’ve inserted “Artxell Knaphni” as the author. You can tell by its ‘lack of fade’, as it were, in the images below. As “Artxell Knaphni” is a character in the novella, the novella being the origin of my uses of the name; on my blog, “Visions of Temporal Accumulation”; on FaceBook & elsewhere; there is a kind of circle of nominality, scribed over the years.
A DIVINE AVENUE
A Mildly Metaphysical Phantasy
By Artxell Knaphni
Some Light-Hearted Lectures Of Liberation,
Possibly Leading To A Farrago Of Freedoms. Just Add
Butter, Eggs, And A Generous Pinch Of Salt.
AN ABRIDGED VERSION
OF AN UNWRITTEN
NOVEL
