Congratulations Daniel Hahn ❤️

Roland Barthes on the true utility of the so-called junk drawer: “to ease, to acclimate the death of objects by causing them to pass through a sort of pious site, a dusty chapel where, in the guise of keeping them alive, we allow them a decent interval of dim agony.”

summer stacks for Type Books 💓

Duras’s list of “all the things that ought to be always in the house” (a mystery to me why this pales in fame to Didion’s packing list)

F yeah Annie Ernaux

Happening in a few hours, on Zoom! A conversation about Michele Mari with @Sam_Sacks of WSJ Books Section, moderated by Claire Foster, Type Books! 🧸☠️ To register: eventbrite.ca/e/type-in-tran…

“This glorious collection performs & prolongs an encounter between reader & translator, between translator & text, between one language rubbing against another language. Here the process of translation is grounded in bodies and gender and labour” —Claire Foster, on IG. 💙

Alton Melvar M Dapanas 🌹🍉 (they/them) The Shanghai Literary Review furqan mohamed | فرقان محمد This Magazine Claire Foster Literary Review of Canada penni mitchell Sana Goyal Kotecha Wasafiri Nuzhat Bukhari Ibrahim Fawzy | إبراهيم فوزي Poetry Birmingham Literary Journal

Honored to make a brief cameo (with Hélène Cixous) in this great meditation on the essential work of Diane Seuss The Annotated Nightstand: What Diane Seuss is Reading Now and Next lithub.com/the-annotated-… via Literary Hub

this is tonight, and I'm so looking forward to it — interviewing Jacqueline Feldman + gushing to her about her book, asking questions about Paris, and about leaving Paris; about the word “novel”; about fangs and French; about the books we lug and underline and trade between tote bags ~

very excited for this Type Books 5/13

TORONTO come celebrate our Issue 10 launch! With film/pop culture readings inspired by the number 🔟: Claire Foster on Nathalie Granger forlornwife on movies & grief Nirris on Ten @quickreboot on 10 Stella Tago on Fergie cartwheeling for 10hrs + cake by Girl Food 🎂

Come for cake and stay for ash — 25 July reading to celebrate the tenth issue of In The Mood Magazine 🚬 Duras on Nathalie Granger: “The 10th of April, 1972: another possible title for the film. A day like any other. But irreplaceably dated. Completely disposed of, carried away, burnt.”

"Every beginning is a translation. The body is a translator. There are no creators, only translators... Translation is the song between worlds."

ISSUE 🔟 LAUNCH PARTY PIX THREAD xoxo to our dreamy readers, team, Kees/Girl Food for our Evie cake(!), Lily truest.desires/IG for photography, and Danu Social House for hosting us!

In our 10th issue, Claire Foster reflects on Marguerite Duras' NATHALIE GRANGER, the 10th of April, and a volcanic eruption 🚬 inthemoodmagazine.com/issue-10/natha…

"'Planes Flying over a Monster,' affords readers the freedom to perform an ambitious grafting of self onto page, place, image." Claire Foster on Daniel Saldaña París’s "Planes Flying over a Monster." lareviewofbooks.org/article/a-prec…

🚛Monday, 30 September🚛José Henrique Bortoluci will be in conversation about his memoir, WHAT IS MINE, with Claire Foster Type Books in Toronto. This book launch is free, details here: typebooks.ca