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Category: Book Review
Solitudes by Luis de Góngora
leave this book where it belongs – 400 years ago!
the lady and the little fox fur by Violette Leduc
definitely not a recent reading highlight…
Strangers Within: Documentary as Encounter, edited by Therese Henningsen & Juliette Joffé
mostly great anthology about filmmaking and strangers that gets too academic (for me) by its end
the heart of the matter by Graham Greene
1948 novel about a sad catholic with too many girlfriends
The Future Won’t Be Long by 🙏Jarett Kobek 🙏
one of the best normal books you’ve never read
Sex Dolls at Sea: Imagined Histories of Sexual Technologies by Bo Ruberg
sailors sharing sex dolls; a compromised text on compromised sex
Mothers Don’t by Katixa Agirre
If you do not feel or even believe in love, then how and why would you bring others into the nightmare that is existence?
THRU by Christine Brooke-Rose
Christmas Brooke-Rose Quadrilogy day 4/4
Between by Christine Brooke-Rose
Christmas Brooke-Rose quadrilogy day 3/4
SUCH by Christine Brooke-Rose
Christmas Brooke-Rose quadrilogy day 2/4
OUT by Christine Brooke-Rose
christmas brooke-rose quadrilogy day 1/4
MICROPOST Thrust: A Spasmodic Pictorial History of the Codpiece in Art by Michael Glover
the book’s basically a listicle – remember those???
the disappearance of Joseph Mengele by Olivier Guez
reading another novel about nazis, but this is not a romp
Lady Joker by Kaoru Takamura
half of a crime novel
The Evidence of Things Not Seen by James Baldwin
it’s not Baldwin’s best, but it’s better than most books by everyone else!
Children of Dune by Frank Herbert
maybe walking blind into the desert is the bravest thing to do
The Yellow House by Sarah M Broom
boooorrrrriiiiinnnggg
Under Country by Jonathan Trigell
contemporary fiction on the last quarter of the 20th century
My Dead Book by Nate Lippens
breathtaking book on death
The Passengers by Will Ashon
an excellent book
The Angry Brigade by James Graham
eww i read some centrist art by mistake
The Angry Brigade 1967-1984: Documents & Chronology
After reading my new favourite novel, The Angry Brigade by Alan Burns, I immediately leapt to one of the twoContinue Reading
The Angry Brigade by Alan Burns
unexpectedly, one of the best books i’ve ever read
On Lighthouses by Jazmina Barrera
some notes on a book of notes about lighthouses
The Government of No One by Ruth Kinna
anarchism is hope
Golden Apple of the Sun by Teju Cole
strongest lockdown lit i’ve (yet) to encounter
Winter Journey by Eva Figes
1967 and old men are walking in winter
The Lost Spell by Yismake Worku
some contemporary ethiopian magical realism
Thread Ripper by Amalie Smith
a gorgeous book
POETRY MONTH: Rewriting Stella by Dan Tuttle
~800 plot-driven sonnets, anyone???
POETRY MONTH: Caviar by Sarah Fletcher
intellectual poems that don’t become impersonal
POETRY MONTH: Broken Sleep Anthology 2019
broken sleep’s second annual anthology
POETRY MONTH: 81 Austerities by Sam Riviere
objectively brilliant, yes, but not not not so good for me?
POETRY MONTH: Liver Mush by Graham Irvin
“People eat what they can. They love what can love them back.”
POETRY MONTH: The Nancy Reagan Collection by Maxe Crandall
i read some poems on the backlot throat goat
POETRY MONTH: Dreich #3
Today we’re (I’m) looking at another poetry magazine. I’m not quite sure if this one is a magazine or ifContinue Reading
POETRY MONTH: Acorn by Yoko Ono
is “art writing” poetry? / is “poetry” art writing?
POETRY MONTH: Bless The Daughter Raised By A Voice In Her Head by Warsan Shire
incredibly good popular poetry from Beyoncé’s collaborator
POETRY MONTH: Waiting Room by Poppy Cockburn
powerful, direct, dignified poems
POETRY MONTH: The Rink by Aaron Kent
poetry cannot exist outside of the world
POETRY MONTH: The Towns We Leave Hate Us Most by Aislinn Evans
excellent poetry & performance piece
POETRY MONTH: scott manley hadley readings round up
some old vids of *your* favourite mentally ill poet-blogger
POETRY MONTH: Lyme by Jared A. Carnie
some great love poetry surrounded by trepidatious discussion of someone else’s illness
POETRY MONTH: WORD VOMIT zine
a fun zine i picked up in the extreme north (Liverpool)
POETRY MONTH: Produce Poetry Or Die. by Narada Voux Sanders
realising i read poetry looking for poets, not poems
POETRY MONTH: Rotten Milk by Karina Bush
latest chapbook from one of my favourite writers
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