A Sentence
Bhanu Kapil
"I DON'T exist. I have never existed."
BHANU KAPIL: I am interested in sentences that have no life. How can I make them stir? These particular sentences are the core material of my next book, a book as yet unwritten: Ban. For now, I provide a diminutive because, after all, I am holding the place of the novel for no one else but myself. In an ideal world, I would be a member of a collective and just casually wake up, wander into the kitchen and pour myself a cup of coffee each morning. And cream. And sugar. No sugar. Therefore, to summarize, I am 42 years old and extremely well kept, for a dog, for a tame wolf, for someone who has no male relatives in proximity.
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