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Writing with less
On word processors and some deeply regrettable workflow tips
I hate minimalism bloggers with a passion. Not necessarily because I’m a fan of clutter, or because I might resent being told to toss my old books in the bin; but because I find...
Please ignore me
A medicine vendor kneeling and praying. Coloured etching by T. Rowlandson, 1801, after G. Woodward. Wellcome Collection. Public Domain. Wellcome Collection.
The other night I dreamed that influencers worldwide were being rounded up an...
Writing music
After Julio Cortázar's "El perseguidor", with a brief detour through Thomas Bernhard's Der Untergeher
“El perseguidor” is a short story by Julio Cortázar that follows the misadventures of one Johnny Carter, a jazz saxophonist. Carter — bas...
Invisible violence: Mariana Enríquez and Lu Xun
Thursday 13 August, 7pm (BST), online
As part of this year’s Reading Clinic theme on violence, we’ll be discussing two remarkable short stories by two writers separated by language, geography, and almost a century: “Bajo el agua negra” (“U...
The curse of endings
Don't finish that manuscript
In my life I have suffered from two literary curses: not being able to finish my manuscripts, and not being able not to finish them. Both stink in their own peculiar way, though the latter stinks more.
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