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minor literature[s]
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minorlits.substack.comLatest Issues
Monthly Dispatch #39 — October 2026
Letter from the editor[s]
We went to Berlin and we had a great time, but we don’t feel like dwelling on it. Not out of churlishness nor even the sense (though it’s one we feel) that what makes such moments special is their inherent “had...
Monthly Dispatch #38 — September 2026
Letter from the editor[s]
In two weeks, we’re heading to Berlin for minor incident 2026 (all the details can be found here). As with the Paris version two years ago, and indeed the impromptus we’ve put on since, it’s a prime opportunity...
Monthly Dispatch #37 — July 2026
The minor lits Summer Survival Guide
It’s a hot one out there folks! As the planet gets cooked all because a handful of knobhead executives needs to see a line go up, it can be difficult to know what to do with one’s self. Luckily for y...
Monthly Dispatch #36 — June 2026
A letter from the editor[s]
About two years ago, we ran our first minor lits event: minor incident Paris. It was a little ad-hoc and a little slapdash, but whatever its flaws, it was impossible to come away from the experience not belie...
Monthly Dispatch #35 — May 2026
A letter from the editor[s]
Last weekend, we had the pleasure of going to watch an adaptation of Ingmar Bergman’s Scenes from a Marriage at Théatre de l’Odéon, designed and directed by Markus Öhrn. It was unlike anything one could have...
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