Bookloose
Sasha GattermayrA hearty literary meal.
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BOOKLOOSE #20: California, Here We Come
Skylight Books in Loz Feliz
BOOKLOOSE Author Special: Ella Baxter
Ella Baxter, author of the line: “Sabine took a sip. She would die to be fresh.”
BOOKLOOSE #19: Litaly
John Keats’ death mask at the Keats-Shelley House on the Spanish Steps in Rome (they also have a first edition of ‘Prometheus Unbound’ here, which - unfortunately - had been put into storage on the day I visited to make space for an exhibit...
BOOKLOOSE #18: Summer in the City
Hydra Book Club at the Historical Archives Museum on Hydra, where Deborah Levy has a house
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Sasha is an Australian writer, journalist and editor based in Vienna. She writes about books, ecology and food culture. She is the founding editor of Tart Magazine.
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