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Paolo & Francesca in a Colder Climate, Mark Wilson's forthcoming poetry collection, to be published in May, can now be pre-ordered blackheraldpress.com/paolo-francesc… Cover image: Yuletide, by Amanda Colville

Toulouse-Lautrec taking a nap, 1894.

Hey man nice modality of the visible. Is it ineluctable?

And an excerpt from Pulitzer Prize Finalist Stacey Levine's Mice 1961 was published back in Issue 27 of Your Impossible Voice. See below. (& new issue's coming out soon)

very important to have fifteen versions of one essay open in word and google docs at a time

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I’ll be in London on May 27 for this poetry reading with Broken Sleep Books poets Paul Stubbs, James Byrne, David Spittle and Kirsten Norrie, at the Poetry Society Café Free event Tuesday 27 May 2025 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm All friends welcome! poetrysociety.org.uk/event/an-eveni…

before I lose access to the university Zoom account, would anyone be interested in taking part in a round table/discussion on the topic of "What we look for in a novel" (to be finessed)? it's a subject that's been obsessing/frustrating/grating on me recently

Here is Anastasia Kobekina playing Vladimir Kobekin's Sappho, which is based on the metrical structure of the Sapphic stanza. This piece is mentioned in my essay in Greg Gerke / Socrates on the Beach's Socrates on the Beach. socratesonthebeach.com/eric-racher

This was almost 80 years ago. Why are yall still trying to express?

Issue 27.1 of Literary Imagination, the first under its new editorship, will be going into the mail very soon. If you are a member of the press interested in obtaining a copy for review, please be in touch! The TLS London Review of Books Books and the Arts Chronicle Review Cleveland Review of Books

Finally, the 700-page novel is seeing the light of day thanks to the Serpent Club journal's Spring edition. Thanks to Paul and Matthew.

machine yearning

Nearly 200 pages in, and I can't get enough of this book.

"Se puede decir sin paradoja" -afirmaba Merleau-Ponty- "que 'El Capital' de Marx es una 'Fenomenología del Espíritu' concreta."

Thank you to George Salis for this delightful conversation on his Collidescope podcast.