Pablo Starr

Pablo Starr (also aka "P.A. Lopez," "Paul Avion," born Pablo Antonio Lopez) is an American writer, publisher, and musician.
== Pseudonyms in Use ==
In Radical Doubt: The Joker System, after Boal, Mady Schutzman refers to him as: "American writer and musician Pablo Lopez."
In 2017, he was written about in The Huffington Post, and in 2020 he was interviewed in Swagger Magazine, both of which mention his various pseudonyms. 
== As Writer Pablo Lopez ==
As writer "Pablo Lopez," he is creator of the pataphor.
In Aaron Hillyer's The Disappearance of Literature, Hillyer writes: "It is the linguistic register of pataphysics that bestows its most useful political meaning. Pablo Lopez coins the term 'pataphor' to further extend the unworking, refusal, and creation at issue in Jarry's work into the operations of language. As Jarry claimed that pataphysics existed ‘as far from metaphysics as metaphysics extends from regular reality,’ a pataphor is a figure of speech located as far from metaphor as metaphor is from nonfigurative language.’"
In SUNY Press' "The Little Crystalline Seed: The Ontological Significance of Mise en Abyme in Post-Heideggerian Thought," Iddo Dickmann writes: "The 'pataphor,' the type of metaphor deduced from Jarry's 'pataphysics,' is correspondingly 'generative' in Ricardou's sense. ... Pablo Lopez provides the following example."
In Radical Doubt: The Joker System, after Boal, Mady Schutzman writes: "The American writer and musician Pablo Lopez coined the term 'pataphor' to describe a new and separate universe, an idea that has taken on a life of its own."
The "pataphor" has spawned art exhibits, and been cited in books and academic papers.
He is also author of RNWY: A Space Adventure, which has been reviewed in Kirkus and Publishers Weekly, among others.
On April 1, 2020, RNWY was a Featured Review in the print version of Kirkus (Vol. 88, Issue No. 7), "The Earth Issue."
== As Musician Paul Avion ==
As musician "Paul Avion," he received press in SPIN.com.
The track "Pop Music United" featured Tanya Haden (musician and wife of Jack Black) on cello.
== As Fashion Editor Pablo Starr ==
As publisher "Pablo Starr," he has been quoted in Cosmopolitan, UK's The Independent, and Insider.
He has appeared in AP News,, picked up by Times Union, KSL-TV, Herald-Standard, Gazette Times, Hindustan Times, Deccan Chronicle, Billings Gazette, and also in event photos from Getty Images.
As a photographer, he has photographed models such as Josie Canseco, and interviewed fashion icons such as Donna Karan.
In March 2020, he was interviewed in Swagger Magazine, where he also mentioned he is a fan of Karen Gillan's The Party's Just Beginning. 
==In the media==
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== References ==
==External links==
* Pablo Starr on instagram
* Pablo Starr on twitter
* Pablo Starr on facebook
* Pablo Starr | Fashion Week Online
* Pablo Starr Pictures, Photos & Images - Zimbio
* Pablo Starr | Fashion Week Online Journalist | Muck Rack
* Pablo Starr | The Jack Show
* Meet Pablo Starr, Editor-in-Chief of Fashion ... - Charitybuzz
Category:American writers
Category:American publishers (people)
Category:American musicians
Category:Hollins University alumni
Category:Master's degrees