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Some Monologues delete intersectingWorking at the nexus of performance, art writing, and fiction, Tyler Coburn creates monologues that explore how the I is marked in speech. His myriad topicsalternate history, legal personhood, digital labor, and resonant frequency, to name a fewdefy straightforward modes of presentation, often insisting on site specificity and social intimacy at the expense of conventional documentation. Some Monologues collects, for the first time, the scripts of