Meghan Lamb’s Grub Street class needs two more students by Tuesday to run. Meghan is a remarkable teacher and it’s a fucking crime that it has come to this. Please help us share the flyer and beat the bushes. grubstreet.org/workshop/devel…

At the Other Site AC editor James Tadd Adcox has fired up the annual October-long thread, one movie per night, this year's loose and often ignored theme: "the uncanny." Join us, won't you? tinyurl.com/yye3sz77

Sounds great tbh

"The fourth one had no reservations—positioned herself like a spoiled tree, a spit’s distance from me, looking like to speak. But didn’t." // 5 poems through a broken terrain by Sara Sowers-Wills / new today at AC // alwayscrashing.com/current/2024/1…

Evening re-up!

Hyped for this (what we're publishing tomorrow)

"A creation feigning confusion about the nature of its own creator" New today: "Ex-Hotel to Exhibition: Walking Backwards Through The Ghosts of Orsay" by Joe Sacksteder (Joe Sacksteder), a review (or *is it*??) alwayscrashing.com/current/2024/1…

Before Musée d'Orsay was an art museum, it was a train station. Between those eras, artist Sophie Calle squatted in its ruins. I wrote about an art exhibition in which she documented her time there. Always Crashing did something really special with it: alwayscrashing.com/current

"Sits slouched atop a purple cushion the Delphic avatar of money, hope, odds and desperation, his wrists bound" "If the Knife of God Shall Be Found Dull Let My Hand Be His Whetstone" by Theodore Sovinski (Ted) / New today at AC alwayscrashing.com/current/2024/1…

An auspicious day for new fiction from yrs truly in your favorite lit mag’s favorite lit mag! Featuring football, gambling and the longest title I’ve yet gotten away with.

You know and I know that you're going to be staring at this hellsite all day today, might as well read something good

I am eating fifty Oreos in honor of the fifty States of America.

"Is anything important going on today?" Yes friends obviously duh, there's a new story by Ted at AC

Tomorrow!

Fresh work up at Always Crashing — hope you’ll give it a look, very happy with these (I stupidly forgot the link when I first posted) alwayscrashing.com/current/2024/1…

"It’s too late, I understand, to save the real ones, they were doomed as soon as we found them." // 3 paleolithic stories including "The Cave of the Excellent Horses" by Addison Zeller (Addison Zeller) / New today at AC // alwayscrashing.com/current/2024/1…

"the discontinuities of the world are manmade; that the initial discovery of the human is that it is human, not animal; that disjection from the womb is the first indication of discontinuity" Addison Zeller up at Always Crashing ❤️