The red shelf
Alexandra DanilaEssays about life, writing, chronic illness, book reviews of what I read, fiction, hopefully research on Romanian mythology and folklore, cities and their many facets, when I manage to get to that as well (I need a clone), the art I make.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 108 | Subscribers | Read | theredshelf.substack.com |
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Fabulous men - homepage
I’m exploring Romania’s folklore and mythology and channelling that knowledge into fiction. Each piece comes with an explanation article for the symbol I’ve used.
40 Ways of Being Lonely - homepage
I thought about this project a long time ago and every time I went out photographing I tried to find instances that I could use. Finally I’m giving voice to these forty characters experiencing being lonely in different ways. Some are realis...
When fighting dragons - photo essay
Chronic illness is like a whole nest of dragons all waking up at the same time and attacking unexpectedly.
The first floor apartment with a view to the cathedral
The hallway is dark, there’s a lighbulb, but the light is so dim the place is filled with more shadows than visible areas. I ring the doorbell - a rectangular plastic box attached to the door frame with a little button protruding from it - ...
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Failed writer, fanciful reader, thinker of useless thoughts, teacher of English.
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