| January 17th, 2010: In the first update of the new decade, we can report that the anthology Clinical, Brutal... An Anthology of Writing With Guts, edited by Christopher and featuting two previously unpublished pieces - 'Into the Earth' and 'Some Kind of Stranger III' (a different version of the story 'Some Kind of Stranger' that appeared in Geeek Magazine in 2008) - and an introduction, which charts the history of Clinical Brutality, is on schdule for publication on January 25th.
The full lineup of authors is as follows:
Pablo Vision
Kestra Faye
Jim Lopez
Radcliff Gregory
Díre McCain
Stewart Home
A.D. Hitchin
Richard Kovitch
Christopher Nosnibor
Lee Kwo
S. F. Grimm
David Mark Dannov
D M Mitchell
Jock Drummond
Lucius Rofocale
Stuart Bateman
Karl van Cleave
Vincent Clasper
Constance Stadler
Bill Thunder
Christopher Bateman
Simon Phillips
Maria Gornell
In support of the book, Chris has been conducting interviews with some of the contributing authors. These are being posted on a trickle basis over the weeks at Clinicality Press.-----------------------------------------------
December 13th, 2009: December 30th sees the publication of ‘A Reflection,’ the fourth and final publication in a series of limited-edition pamphlets released at quarterly intervals throughout 2009.
Its fragmentary, multi-voiced narrative revisits many of the central themes of its predecessors – time, death, memory – and marks a return to the discontinuous narrative forms Christopher is perhaps best known for, and as demonstrated in ‘Lust for Death,’ the first of the series. Unusually, however, ‘A Reflection’ sees Chris incorporate autobiographical elements and commentary within the framework of this semi-fictional piece. As such, ‘A Reflection’ not only brings the sequence full-circle, but the decade to a conclusion, and hints at what may be to come.
‘A Reflection’ will be available in a print run of just 25 copies, available exclusively from Christophernonsibor.co.uk. Advance orders will be being taken from Monday 14th December via this link.-----------------------------------------------
December 3rd, 2009: In between an extremely prolific couple of months of music reviews, most of which can be found at Whisperin and Hollerin, Chris has been hard at work editing the anthology Clinical, Brutal... An Anthology of Writing with Guts which will be out on Clinicality Press in January. And there's more... the end of this month will see the publication of the fourth and final pamphlet in the series that h's been producing at the end of each quarter throughout 2009. Entitled 'A Reflection,' there will once again be just 25 copies, available only via this website. More details to follow...-----------------------------------------------
October 24th, 2009: reviews of THE PLAGIARIST continue to trickle in. The latest, from Simon Phillips, continues the theme of positive feedback suffused with bewilderment. Given that this is the book's desired effect, this can only be a good thing... Read the review here.-----------------------------------------------
October 4th, 2009: In between his various writing projects, Christopher has produced another short film. Entitled 'Supergrass,' he describes it as being 'high on pastiche, low on content.' Watch it below.
September 30th, 2009: 'Counting
the Hours,' the eagerly-anticipated follow-up to 'Before the Flood' is
published today. The third in a series of four pamphlets to be
published in 2009 and sold exclusively through
Christophernosnibor.co.uk, it's substantially longer than its
predecessors (for those who are sold on 'perceived value'), but
continues pushing the same thematic elemets, albeit from another angle,
and has a cover that clearly demonstrates the unity of the sequence.
To order your copy, go here.
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September 28th, 2009: While website updates have been infrequent over the past couple of months, Christopher has been anything but unproductive. Issue 4 of Paraphilia Magazine has recently been unleashed, and contains the brand new and previously unpublished short experimental piece 'Fragments of Humanity.'
Wednesday, 30th September sees the publication of the third in his 2009 pamphlet series. Counting the Hours will be available exclusively from this website. Like 'Lust for Death' and 'Before the Flood,' this will be available as a strictly limited edition of 25 copies, and can be purchased via THIS LINK.
He has also been working on a number of other projects, including the editing of the pieces that will form the Clinicality anthology, Clinical, Brutal, and has been extremely prolific with music reviews in recent weeks. Most of these can be found at Whisperin and Hollerin.
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July 22nd, 2009: Christopher has been getting excited by his advance copy of THE BASTARDIZER by Bill Thunder, due out on Clinicality Press in August. Read his (p)review here.-----------------------------------------------
July 5th, 2009: Reviews for THE PLAGIARIST continue to trickle in, and Paige Lovitt's assessment of the book, which she says is 'like no other book I have read before' seems to get a fair handle on the complete overload form of the text, and is really rather gratifying. The review can be found in full at Reader Views.
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June 30th, 2009: Today is the day that 'Before the Flood' is officially unleashed. Although the same number of pages as its predecessor, 'Lust for Death,' it's priced fractionally cheaper in line with reduced production costs. This is not indicative of lower quality, however. An epic monologue on existence, art and life, 'Before the Flood' is a unique prose piece. This pamphlet is strictly limited to 25 copies and can only be purchased via THIS LINK.-----------------------------------------------
June 27th, 2009: Christopher has been quick off the mark in formulating one of the most bizarre conspiracy theories concerning the 'death' of the self-proclained 'King of Pop,' Michael Jackson, while also holding a mirror the the meduia insanity surrounding the news in 'Is Michael Jackson Really Dead?'
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June 21st, 2009: Only nine days till the floodgates open and 'Before the Flood' is officially released.
Not content with a slew of written work published and in the pipeline, Christopher has just completed work on an AV version of the short story 'Into the Earth.' Although the written version currently remains unpublished, you can hear the piece on YouTube and below.June 2nd, 2009: The proofs of Before the Flood have arrived. It is available to order via the Publications page as of now, and orders made before the publication date of June 30th will be dispatched in time to arrive on or before that date. The usual round of press releases is about to begin...-----------------------------------------------
May 24th, 2009: Christopher has embarked on another peoject with Clinicality Press: this time, he is editing an anthology of writing that falls bnoardly under the banner of clinical brutality. The book will feature poetry and prose by host of exciting authors, and a story by Christopher himself. Entitled Clinical, Brutal, the book should be out before the end of the year. More details to follow.
In other news, Christopher continues to produce CD and gig reviews for Whisperin and Hollerin at a fair pace - 50 since the end of November last year - and is hard at work on the third of the limited edition pamphlet series that began with Lust for Death and will continue with Before the Flood at the end of June.-----------------------------------------------
April 20th, 2009: Lust for Death has now been out officially for 21 days. There are still a fair number of copies left, although this probably won't be the case for long. Order your copy for immediate dispatch here. In other news, Christopher has a number of other projects and small stories on the go, although no publishing developments as yet. There is, however, a blog section on this website now, where Mr Nosnibor posts various musings which are often different from his MySpace blog. The blogs can be found here.
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February 28th, 2009: From tomorrow, advance orders will be being taken for Lust for Death, the first in a series of four limited edition pamphlets being published by Christopher in 2009. Press releases announcing this are benig circulated now. They look rather like this. To order your copy, go here.
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February 17th, 2009: Work is almost complete on THE PLAGIARIST: THE MOVIE (subtitled ('Part I' as further 'remixes' and versions are also in the pipeline), and pre-orders for Lust For Death, the first of the year's quarterly limited-edition pamhlets will be available soon. Meanwhile, a short trailer for the film has this week been posted on YouTube and various other sites. Watch the 23-second piece here as a taste of things to come:
January 27th, 2009: An audio recording of the story 'House of Fit' which appears in Bad Houses has been added to the Website Exclusives section of the site. It's available as a free MP3 download. There are plans for more to follow soon.
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January 20th, 2009: Work is currently in progress in THE PLAGIARIST: THE MOVIE - or, more specifically, an audio-visual interpretation / companion to the text. More information in due course. THE PLAGIARIST has also just received a very positive review from Richard Mandrachio at Bookpleasures.com, in which he says the book 'reads like the work of William Burroughs on steroids.' For the full review, go here. Other review links can be found on the page dedicated to THE PLAGIARIST.
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January 5th, 2009: Welcome to 2009! It promises to be a busy year for Christopher, who has announced via his MySpace blog that while he will be reducing the number of stories published in zines, he will be publishing a new short story in pamphlet form every quarter throughout the year. Each will be strictly limited to 25 copies and available only from this website. Watch this space for details ahead of the first pamphlet, provisionally entitled 'Lust for Death' in March. New content - in the form of the opening pages of From Destinations Set, Christopher's recently-completed novella-length manuscript formulated in its entirety using simultaneous narrative - has been added to the Website Exclusives section of this site. Go here to get the .PDF. ----------------------------- November 22nd, 2008: Short story scatfest 'Guinness' which first appeared on Christopher's MySpace blog has been republished in Black-Listed Magazine, an on-line journal dedicatd to writing - prose and poetry - that's a bit out there. There's more in the pipeline: details to follow. ----------------------------- November 7th, 2008: Another new short story, entitled 'All the Fun' has just been published in Issue One of The Toronto Quarterly. Christopher describes it as 'a classic slab of misanthropic bile.' This follows hot on the heels of the appearance of two 'new' 'poems' 'remixed' from THE PLAGIARIST in Eviscerator Heaven, which can be obtained as a free .PDF download by following this link, and Postmodern Fragments: Writings on Work, Technology and Contemporary Livngm, which can be purchased from Amazon for as little as £3.00 (standard retail price is £4.99). Bargain! And there's more.... The god-like Pablo Vision has penned a stunning review of THE PLAGIARIST. It's well worth a read, as it's a magnificent piece of prose in its own right and can be found here. Another author of some distinction is Antony Hitchin, poet and co-editor of Eviscerator Heaven. Christopher recently interviewed him about his work with cut-ups and the use of the Internet as a method of dissemination for literature. The exchange has been added to the site in full, and makes for fascinating reading. Finally, a new section, 'Rants' has been added to this website. It's fairly self-explanatory and there are plans to expand this considerably in the coming weeks and months. ----------------------------- October 6th, 2008: A previously unpublished short story, entitled 'In My Area' can now be found in Parasitic # 9. ----------------------------- October 2nd, 2008: The lack of updates on this website shouldn't be mistaken for inactivity... Christopher has been hard at work promoting Postmodern Fragments and is also hard at work on a number of other projects. He was also recently interviewed by Neon Magazine. The interview, as well as a review of THE PLAGIARIST can be found here. The new issue of Neonbeam (quite unrelated to Neon) also features a previously unpublished work of fiction entitled 'We Think of the Past.' Finally, Clinicality Press is taking orders for signed copies of the paperback of THE PLAGIARIST. These are also individually numbered and EXTREMELY limited. For more information, or to pre-order, visit Clinicality Press. -----------------------------  Yes, this really is the bottom of the page. There is no more. Unless you go here. Or here. But those are other pages. | | 
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Repetition is the most basic but effective method of brainwashing.
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Repetition is the most basic but effective method of brainwashing.
Repetition is the most basic but effective method of brainwashing.
Repetition is the most basic but effective method of brainwashing.
Repetition is the most basic but effective method of brainwashing.
Repetition is the most basic but effective method of brainwashing.
Repetition is the most basic but effective method of brainwashing. Repetition is the most basic but effective method of brainwashing.
Repetition is the most basic but effective method of brainwashing.
Repetition is the most basic but effective method of brainwashing.
Repetition is the most basic but effective method of brainwashing.
Repetition is the most basic but effective method of brainwashing.
Repetition is the most basic but effective method of brainwashing.
Repetition is the most basic but effective method of brainwashing.
Repetition is the most basic but effective method of brainwashing.
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