8 May 2017 Sarah Jane Barnett talks to American writer and critic Chris Kraus about While in California, Chris and her professor husband Sylvère meet

Sylvère Lotringer (born 1938) is a French born literary critic and cultural theorist living in New York City and Baja, California. He is best known for synthesizing French theory with American literary, cultural and architectural avant-garde movements through his work with Semiotext(e); and for his interpretations of French theory in a 21st-century context.

Sylvère and Chris have been married for 10 years and their relationship has ceased to be sexual. The novel tells the story of a character named Chris, a 39-year-old married filmmaker who becomes infatuated with a man named Dick. Because this is an avant-garde bunch, Kraus tells her husband, Sylvere, about her crush, and the two decide to write — but not send —passionate love letters to the object of her obsession. When Chris Kraus, an unsuccessful artist pushing 40, spends an evening with a rogue academic named Dick, she falls madly and inexplicably in love, enlisting her husband in her haunted pursuit. Dick proposes a kind of game between them, but when he fails to answer their letters Chris continues alone, transforming an adolescent infatuation into a When the character Chris Kraus — to be slightly confused with author Chris Kraus — falls passionately in love with the eponymous Dick, a colleague of her husband, she writes letters to Dick ) Kraus keeps writing to Dick, keeps calling Dick, even makes her husband a collaborator in her pursuit of Dick, and all the while keeps getting rebuffed by him.

May 8, 2017 Sarah Jane Barnett talks to American writer and critic Chris Kraus about While in California, Chris and her professor husband Sylvère meet Nov 8, 2018 Lead ImageChris KrausPhotography by Carissa Gallo called Dick and how it affects and dictates her relationship with her husband Sylvère, The story is gripping enough: in 1994 a married, failed independent filmmaker, turning forty, falls in love with a well-known theorist and endeavors to seduce him Sep 14, 2017 Chris Kraus was married for a long time to Sylvère Lotringer, whom you may recall as the husband in Kraus's highly influential work of autofiction, Perec, a childhood friend of both Torpor's Jerome and Kraus's real-life husband, Sylvère Lotringer, is quoted several times in the novel. Felix Guattari and Nan In "I LOVE DICK," published in 1997, Chris Kraus, author of "Aliens of her husband) refuses to answer her letters, the husband and wife begin to write a series May 2, 2017 Chris Kraus: I Love Dick, Jill Soloway, Kathryn Hahn, Kevin Bacon. her unrequited love for Dick, a colleague of her French theorist husband, In honor of the release of Chris Kraus's newest book "After Kathy Acker," we discuss as Chris; Griffin Dunn (Dallas Buyers Club) as Sylvère, Chris's husband, May 12, 2017 Adapted from Chris Kraus's cult 1997 novel, the show blurs the… in Kraus's book were drawn from her own life, from her then-husband May 27, 2017 The author of three other novels and two books of nonfiction, Kraus continues to collaborate with her now ex-husband Lotringer on Semiotext(e), Feb 27, 2018 In this video, American writer Chris Kraus talks about her iconic feminist novel 'I Love Dick', which has been proclaimed 'the most important Sep 11, 2018 Chris Kraus and Olivia Laing discuss the sway of Kathy Acker's life and work, “ Kathy, by which I mean I, was getting married,” Laing writes. Jun 12, 2017 Author of the cult feminist classic I Love Dick, Chris Kraus discusses the her husband in a twisted art project whereby they write letters to Dick.

Krauss and Plant met before the 2010s. They've recorded and sang some hitmaking songs like Gone Gone Gone, Killing the Blues and Please Read the Letter. The bluegrass-country singer and her partner Robert Plant has been in a live-in together relationship for nearly a decade. The Led Zeppelin lyricist is madly in love with Alison and never lags

a) I was no one, and b) I was married to Sylvere, who she'd been close to. May 22, 2017 by the charismatic title character, Chris Kraus (Kathryn Hahn) retreats to the home she shares with her husband, the dour academic Sylvère.

2 Jun 2017 Kathryn Hahn (as Chris Kraus) and Kevin Bacon in 'I Love Dick' 3 riveting: a failed independent film-maker accompanying her husband to an

When the couple visit Sylvère’s friend The personal life of this sensational lady is not as harmonious as her professional life.

2017-04-30 Sometimes, her husband is named Sylvere Lotringer (the theorist to whom Kraus was once married, and with whom she co-runs Semiotext(e), the press that releases all her books); other times, the In the novel, a frustrated filmmaker named Chris Kraus meets and becomes obsessed with Dick, one of her husband’s colleagues.
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Chris Kraus: Yes. Kathy was definitely using writing as a technology to access other ways of being. When she was working on Black Tarantula, she was writing all the time, to the point of graphomania. She was keeping multiple notebooks. Everything that she did in her life …

1955) is a Los Angeles–based writer, art critic, and editor whose novels include I Love Dick (1997), Torpor (2006), and Summer of Hate (2012).Her writing navigates and mediates seamlessly between autobiography, fiction, philosophy, and art criticism. I know there was a time before I read Chris Kraus’s I Love Dick (in fact, that time was only five years ago), but it’s hard to imagine; some works of art do this to you. They tear down so many assumptions about what the form can handle (in this case, what the form of the novel can handle) that there is no way to re-create your mind before your encounter with them. Chris Kraus has a mind-bending talent for theorizing and performing femininity in the same monologue. The Los Angeles-based author and Semiotext(e) editor spent years directing independent films Many people speculated if the American country singer Alison Krauss has other relationships except her marital relationship with ex-husband Pat Bergeson.