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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| Issues | 128 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 22 days ago |
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40 ways of being lonely #10
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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...
Millions of marks
plus sun rays in the balcony
Last time in the art installment of my newsletter I showed the pages of this sketchbook that came about after I finished the set of pencils I started out with and really didn’t like. They were super hard and la...
Wrong Time Wrong Place
Moonstone
A concise novel like a snapshot. It follows Mani Steinn, an orphan gay teenager living in Reykjavik in 1918. He makes extra money by offering sex to older gays, while also daydreaming about a girl on a motorcycle, something he...
Changes of direction
I decided I’ll use nice paper for my pencil drawings because I might want to sell them someday. That’s a breakthrough, I never considered that a possibility before. I don’t mean super expensive stuff, but at least acid free so they won’t ye...
40 ways of being lonely #9
Winter was a lady with a lot of hair, the girl thought. When she realised she was late, she swooped in with all that hair in terrible disarray and laid it over the streets. During the day she slept and the sun melted the top layer of snow,...
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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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