Obstructive Fictions
Dustin IllingworthA newsletter about reading.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 9 | Subscribers | Read | obstructivefictions.substack.com |
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The Shrinking World of Robert Walser
As a young man, the Swiss writer Robert Walser wanted to be an actor. In 1895, having fled a bank apprenticeship, he followed his brother, Karl, to Stuttgart, moving into an attic room across from the Royal Court Theater. A humiliating appr...
The Obstructive Fictions Year of Reading (2021)
Friends, haters, and the merely curious: I present to you The Obstructive Fictions Year of Reading. This is not a list of the best novels of 2021, but rather a list of the best books I read this year, regardless of their original publicatio...
Interview #2: Jen Craig
In Jen Craig’s Panthers and the Museum of Fire, a woman walks from Glebe to a central Sydney café to return the manuscript of an estranged childhood friend who has recently died. Over the course of the walk, she considers her past and the m...
The Luminous Wheel
What remains of a novel after we’ve read it? There are likely as many answers to this question as there are readers. When I call to mind my own experience of a novel after having read it, I often find myself thinking in terms of images rath...
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