Poetry, even that of…the wildest odes…had a logic of its own as severe as that of science; and more difficult, because more subtle, more complex, and dependent on more and more fugitive causes.
Coleridge, Biographia Literaria
Poetry, even that of…the wildest odes…had a logic of its own as severe as that of science; and more difficult, because more subtle, more complex, and dependent on more and more fugitive causes.
Coleridge, Biographia Literaria
Winter's Tale & Cymbeline
are the two peripheral plays I would also shout out for
Josh sighting
lol, me too and I don't like it! - it just smacks of a self-prompt as an excuse to post something you wanna say
just me being cranky, ignore me
"When people ask me about my creative process..."
let me stop you right there, nobody much less plural "people" have asked you about your creative process
(one day back and I'm already getting cranky and subtweeting so will sign off and go do some stuff irl)
it is, like everything she writes, mind-blowing
though unfertilized, at one point that yoke was a potential living thing and had a right to life
that's the problem with you omeletteers, your ends justify your means
voice my displeasure with all unresponsive entities
Hayek's misreading of Wittgenstein
"coffee and oranges in a sunny chair"
noblest vocation - we appreciate you
and I honestly think the idea of what you're proposing (seriously or not) is pretty great and you should do it - I almost want to write about you doing it
they're telling me I need to be AI literate, but why can't AI just be AI literate for me?
stop bothering me with stuff, I'm trying to vegetate
translating something you know you'll never witness the reception of nor receive credit for is hard core - I don't see how you have any choice but to do it?
who is it?
[Bodies are] more tender than the majority of things on Earth. You can pierce through them with a needle, with a nail, it would be easy, you wouldn’t even have to push that hard.
Laura Vazquez, The Endless Week (Tr. Alex Niemi)
ty @dorothyproject.bsky.social for introducing me to this author
"The woman’s first interview was entered into the FBI’s case files on August 9, 2019, just one day before Epstein was found dead in his jail cell."
testament to how worthless a human being Epstein was, nobody even mentions how Trump so clearly had him murdered because it's not in the top 100 worst things he's done
DOJ Scrubs Record of Interviews With Trump Accuser From Epstein Files newrepublic.com/post/206765/... via @newrepublic.com
storybook nd novella trove 💙
You're not ready to hear [my take that's everyone's take]
just finished The Witch and it's unreal (like all her books - NDiaye may be the world's greatest novelist - living or dead)
including work from Daniel Gianfranceschi, Sharon Xuanling Zhang, Steinar Løding (tr. Jordan Berger) @zissenberg.bsky.social @wjdavies.bsky.social , David Vichnar @nameofauthor.bsky.social Gabriel Payares (tr. Paul Filev), interviews with Antonio Moresco and Jennifer K. Dick, & more ...
In solidarity with today's ICE OUT OF MINNESOTA blackout, MinnMax is donating $1 to the Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota for every share of this Bluesky post for the next hour.
“Instead of the monumental ‘Who Am I,’ Lu refracts identity to show how we are as much the small hopes we have for our children as the faded memories we have of a distant home. Or the rumors we try to outrun.” Easily one of the most pleasurable reads in quite a while.
"In The Tempest, there are four characters who are wrongly believed dead, leading to astonished encounters in the latter Acts.
In The Comedy of Errors, there are six."
— @nameofauthor.bsky.social
Afterword — [name of author] minorliteratures.com/2026/01/21/a...
even their names are preposterous - it's like one those endless SNL skits that wasn't funny to begin with
and coming up this week ...
— @wjdavies.bsky.social on King of the Ring 1998 (and Wes Brown's Breaking Kayfabe)
— an extract from @nameofauthor.bsky.social 's new book with @incastellated.bsky.social
— Daniel Gianfranceschi relinquishing control
Have you ordered a copy of @tobiasvryan.bsky.social's debut novel yet? As the founder of minor lits, F. Sdrigotti, noted: "the quiet horror of existence runs through this unsettling and beautifully restrained novel; Tobias Ryan turns silence into revelation, every omission charged with meaning."
Man, who is an organic continuation of the Logos, thinks he can sever that continuity and exist apart from it.
Heraclitus
a la Marcel
5th grade reading comprehension - it's funny until you read the story and realize these are the correct answers