no use crying over spilt ink
Alex Thornbermessy creativity and stories and things
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going back to school to use my human mind
There’s a story in Borges’ Labyrinths called Funes the Memorious in which the narrator recalls, as best he can with his own fallible memory, a guy he met who could remember every single thing he ever knew, felt, experienced. It’s a brief bu...
Sal, who's retired
Sal comes to see me every Thursday. Every Thursday I hear the rattle of his thick knuckles against the shutters before I’ve even had a chance to open up. I used to think he was just checking up on me, making sure I was taking care of his pl...
no one's no-one
I’m just going to write this thing off the top of my head or I fear I may never write another word again. So, as is customary with this newsletter, it’s been a while. I cannot tell you how many pieces I have tried to write over the last few...
book talk vol. nine
It’s been a while since I shared some cool books, not because I haven’t read any but because I’ve been myopically focused on getting my own book finished. Plus, life makes a habit of getting away from me. But now the spring equinox has pass...
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Bookish Emo Bisexual™: Writer, Poet, Bookseller, Photographer. Debut novel ‘no one’s no-one’ out now. he/him
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