Pump, pipe, and earthwork near Amarillo Ramp, Potter County, Texas, 13 February 2010. Photo: Chris Taylor.
Pump, pipe, and earthwork near Amarillo Ramp, Potter County, Texas, 13 February 2010. Photo: Chris Taylor.

Once Mountain: now pit, pile, pipe

Taylor, C. “Once mountain, now pit, pile, pipe: temporal stratigraphies of disappearance and remembrance.” The Brooklyn Rail, Volume 22, Issue 5, June 2022, pp. 64-65. Invited by Roger Conover as one of 13 international voices to contribute to the Critics Page section on the theme of disappearance. Additional contributors Darra Goldstein, Mladen Dolar, Andrei Codrescu, Joseph Grigely, Mary Sue Andersen-Ader, Harry George, Craig Dworkin, Rubén Gallo, Slavoj Zizek, Jonathan Allen, Boris Groys, Ann Lauterbach, and Roger Conover.

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