The red shelf
Alexandra DanilaIn fiction I search for the unseen in the everyday, the crack in reality, that place that allows us to escape, the weird we all crave, or some of us do. Interspersed you'll find book reviews, my art, Romanian folklore.
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40 ways of being lonely #11
He was sure every summer was his last and then another May came and he took out his short-sleeved shirts, his shorts, folded them gently, slowly; he had nothing better to do but take his time in caressing them, caring for them as if they we...
11-year-old turmoil
It’s my birthday today. This year I’m not tortured by the same invisible entities that seemed to almost strangle me when I was younger. Does that sound too intense? Welcome to the level my mind and body function at. I’ll never be free of an...
Unfinished work 1/2
unfinished work 1
I haven’t been drawing so much caught between navigating health issues and intense anxiety that hardens my brain and my body into a rock that can only vibrate to one overwhelming negative frequency. When I’m like that all...
Pilgrimages
The Crossway, Guy Stagg
It took me a long time to read this book, but the more it took the more I kept coming back to it in search of peace and of slowness. The narrator departs on a pilgrimage on Via Egnatia, an old Roman road to Jerus...
40 ways of being lonely #10
the cart
In the best part of his day he escaped his yard and his daughter-in-law, who was, he had to concede, right about everything she said. Yet it was of no consequence, his hobby gave him pleasure. The only part of life still sparking...
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Come for the colorful drawings, stay for the fiction, book reviews and photo essays. Failed writer, fanciful reader, thinker of useless thoughts, accidental artist, synaesthete, teacher of English.
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