Coast Lines
Guillermo StitchA Substack for The Coast of Everything by Guillermo Stitch
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"Return to your world, to real things; to matters of import; to matters that matter."
Democracy is a chimera.
Ronald McDonald’s wig is leader of the free world, and lest any of us mistake this for merely comical, it has managed to assemble around it a cohort of honest-to-god nazis. Clown-nazis, mind you—but it’s the kind of...
"That which is not charms that which is."
‘“You may also be aware,” I might have raised my voice a notch or two “of the Principle of Capillarity: a scientific phenomenon first observed by Da Vinci himself! What I propose, Your Holiness, is—”’
This isn’t a quote from The Coast of E...
“Close up, the plane of green mesh was a screen upon which winged trajectories were inscribed.”
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It will come as no surprise that a book so in thrall to the Arabian Nights concerns itself with frame and framework.
The passage, in which our putative hero is mesmerised by the mesh of a bird cage, continues:
“The more Lia...
“Overhead, a blossoming black had given way to something bluer, like the hide of a slug, or a crowberry . . .”
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The line in full (and long enough, probably, to count as an excerpt):
“Overhead, a blossoming black had given way to something bluer, like the hide of a slug, or a crowberry, the colour we first think of when we think of the...
“The first ray of light,” he said, as if in a reverie, “which illumines the gloom.”
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The line completes a long goodbye in a long book of goodbyes. Eyes averted, distracted, delivered in a tone that could be mistaken for casual and is anything but. The ghost of Charles Dickens is The Coast of Everything’s live-in l...
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Author of Lake of Urine. Exec Editor at Exacting Clam.
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