Benjamin Teicher – Berlin-based writer, artist, musician and performer – thrives in, rejoices in, venerates the impossible.

His work transforms his aching self-consciousness into an asset:

Some of the writing that has been published.
The Giant Mouse of Love (A man in a maze with a giant mouse.)/ Timeless (A clock repairman deals with the end of time.) / Sexy Spacecraft (In The Guardian, he asks is Sputnik sexier than the equipment Richard Branson’s packing? Also here.)/ Cafe d’Afrique (A restaurant review with lashings of white-privilege guilt.) / Stelarc: The Body is Obsolete (An interview with an artist who does not romanticise the human body.)

His ongoing musical projects.
Aurora Kiss (Flawless synthpop from a multiple personality romantic.) / A Song For… (Music blog: A song. A situation. 300 words why.)

His art.
Mimerotica (A pornographic magazine from an imagined world in which men without penises are desired.)

His upcoming work.
The Giant Mouse of Love (The mouse grows into a feature length screenplay.) / Culture Shock (Not saying nothing yet.)

His dustbin of thoughts.
Froth (When things rise to the surface.)

Some of the people he admires.
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