One of the greatest writers alive is a confirmed Art Bell fan, just like me

Beyond The Zero Podcast Thank you, Ben!

New York people! Can’t wait to talk books with Greg Gerke / Socrates on the Beach on May 17th.

Found in the wild! Praise all good bookshops!

David Keenan

A must.

A double feature on The Children of the Dead coming soon on BTZ

when a couple of good things get together

ooooh, love Lutz's work

Many thanks to Ben Lindner, the gracious host of Beyond the Zero, for a very pleasant and lively conversation.

#Garielleforthenobel

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This week the amazing garielle lutz speaking about Backwardness. I loved this book and Garielle is one of the true great writers.

To get a more robust picture of the Platonov who wrote CHEVENGUR, one must read his unpublished story, 'The Anti-Sexus,' written in 1926, according to a letter from Platonov to his wife.

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Many, many thanks to true believer EE and SF/LD Books for publishing my new book (Backwardness) and new books by Danielle Chelosky and Miss Unity, all available now

Starting this on the day of a full eclipse feels right.

David Keenan’s MONUMENT MAKER is a beautiful and complex examination of art & consciousness, of our relationship with the dead, of understanding that the past is redeemed in the light of the future, that the body is a time machine, and that there is magic in saying yes to the now

Jen Craig is right when she calls this “a Bildungsroman on its head”: the passage of time actually un-forms the protagonist. A mysterious book I’m already rereading…

patreon.com/posts/garielle… Early access to my chat with Garielle Lutz. Episode coming soon on the regular feed. Here is a preview.

Happy & honored that The Rachel Condition CLASH Books is one of the April books of the month Volume 1 Brooklyn vol1brooklyn.com/2024/04/05/boo… Excited (& a tad bit nervous) to bring this one into the world . . .

Chatting with Beyond The Zero Podcast about Elfriede Jelinek

DAYBOOK comes out later this month. This is four years to the day that we left Tulsa for Nashville with little baggies of paper towels soaked in rubbing alcohol. Arrived at 3:37am. Without that move, no book. So glad we did and so happy this strange thing gets to be in the world.