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Cioran Lost in the City
Observateur, Gao Xingjian, 2015, Chinese ink on canvas, 82 x 65 cm
Cioran lost in the city, away from the hospital and its dead and dying, away from the home’s walls encroaching evermore, furthering himself through his steps, one after ano...
Summer Reading
C. Michael Dudash, “Valerie’s Study”
Midnight is Not In Everyone’s Reach by António Lobo Antunes and translated from the Portuguese by Elizabeth Lowe
A woman stands in her childhood home in the middle of the night and listens to th...
No One Knows by Osamu Dazai
Woman on the Stairs No. 2, Jane Dickson, 1984.
No One Knows (translated by Ralph McCarthy) is the latest in a long backlist from New Directions by the Japanese writer Osamu Dazai. Dazai, who is most famous for his autofictional 1948 novel...
Some Odd Days: Journals, 2020-2024
My debut chapbook Some Odd Days: Journals, 2020-2024 is available now from Bottlecap Press!
https://bottlecap.press/collections/bottlecap-features/products/someodddays
The official description:
“Some Odd Days is a collection of journal...
In Conversation with Sophia Terazawa
Author photo by Kristina Rose. Cover art by David Wojciechowski.
Sophia Terazawa is the author of the novel Tetra Nova, as well as two poetry collections, Anon and Winter Phoenix, all published by Deep Vellum. Tetra Nova bends the form of...
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