Category Archives: KMZ Features

Current and recent projects of the Kilometer Zero extended community.

Learning from George

An essay-memoir about Shakespeare & Company, George Whitman, Paris, and that whole world … Learning from George by Adrian Hornsby, published by Paravion Press, 2015 see more …

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Moko & Loupe

with music by s i n k written and directed by Adrian Hornsby Watch the film (18 mins), or the Youtube trailer (45 sec) ABOUT MOKO & LOUPE Moko & Loupe is a short comic film about friendship at the frayed ends … Continue reading

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The Good Analyst

The Good Analyst is a new book about how a better understanding of social value can create a new set of relationships between society, money, and people’s access to an ok life. Money can be difficult to move around in … Continue reading

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Harmonograph (with an Indian love brick)

A harmonograph is

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As Big As The Sky

A sneak-peek preview of an excerpt from new opera As Big As The Sky plays to the sneaky-peekers of Zwolle. Composition Arnoud Noordegraaf; libretto Adrian Hornsby. Excerpt Preview 3-4 March 2011, 20.30 Odeon Theatre, Zwolle, Netherlands full production scheduled for … Continue reading

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A Team Of Sea Horses In A Sea Of Coal Do Battle With Wasps Over The Body Of A Moth Before A Lead Sky (Cetus–Andromeda–Perseus)

A Team Of Sea Horses In A Sea Of Coal Do Battle With Wasps Over The Body Of A Moth Before A Lead Sky Continue reading

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A.M.

A.M., a new opera from Adrian Hornsby, premieres in Den Bosch Continue reading

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Bicycle Harvest

More madcap fun on the Left Coast of America. Wheeled Migration is organizing a costumed bike tour. Egad. And some of us sit here amid towering heaps of rotten garbage in the name of socialism. Learn more at www.wheeledmigration.org.

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A Bookseller In The City

A Bookseller In The City is Karen Lillis’ account for Undie Press of her years (1997-2005) as a bookstore clerk at St Mark’s Bookshop in New York, one of the most intellectually-driven and frankly best independent bookstores in the world. … Continue reading

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Nook

Tim Vincent Smith’s nook reinvents driftwood, pianos, and other people’s fathers. Continue reading

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