The Semicolon Affair
TamaraA rendez-vous for fiction, intimate tales, narrative experiments, and fragments that refuse the clean fullstop.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 35 | Founded | 8 months ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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Bas-Meudon
The figs came in late August and Lia bought far too many of them, and she would split one with her thumbnail and turn it inside out on her palm, red, the seeds wet and crowded, and hold it out to him across the small table, and Emil would s...
The Hotel for People Who Stayed Too Long
The hotel does not advertise. You find it as you find most things you cannot leave, on a wet afternoon, by accident, carrying a bag heavier than the reason you packed it.
I came for two nights. I want that on the record because it is the s...
She Left Them Zipped
Somewhere around the third plane tree she made a decision, and the boulevard has been keeping her secret ever since. The cars file past on their dull errands, indifferent, while the worn granite kerb holds its post with peculiar dignity, gu...
The Eleventh Edition
The Eleventh Edition came to us in March, in the grey vans, and I helped unload my share of the crates with Pomfret, who talked about his back the whole time. That is the first thing I want to put down, because afterwards everyone behaved a...
The Untranslatable
“To define is to kill. To suggest is to create.” — Mallarmé
She has a word for the way a man’s face changes just before he lies. Not lying itself, the moment before. When the body has already decided and the mind is still pretending it has...
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Essayist, philologist, and storyteller. I write at the intersection of philosophy, desire, and the cost of living honestly. For readers who come to be challenged, not consoled.
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