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Reviews
Alejandro’s Adventures in Reading
Jason DeYoung reviews Alejandro Zambra’s Not to Read (trans. Megan McDowell).
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Interviews
Milly Weaver
Daniel Davis Wood talks to editor Milly Weaver about acquiring Elizabeth Tan’s Rubik.
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Reviews
Slightly Rearranged, But Always the Same
Anna MacDonald reviews Elizabeth Tan’s Rubik.
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Fiction
The Sanctuary
Saturday is abortion day at Happy Bellies: Potbelly Pig Rescue and Sanctuary. I used to be upset by this, the idea of all those potential somethings becoming nothings, but a lot of things that used to upset me don’t upset me anymore.
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Fiction
Account For Who You Say You Are
Part of giving the census is being able to argue on its behalf. Not everyone will just agree. Not everybody will permit themselves to be marked.
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Reviews
In His Effect
Daniel Davis Wood reviews Jesse Ball’s Census.
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Fiction
In Touch With the Deep Sources of Fiction
In most writers’ workshops the members sit around discussing their work; they talk about themes and symbols and meaning and such matters. The six of us do none of this. Ours is a Waldo workshop.
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Reviews
The Purity of Potential
Daniel Davis Wood reviews Gerald Murnane’s Collected Short Fiction.
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Fiction
Emptying My Mind
I was curious to learn what would be the appearance of a mind devoid of contents: what my mind would prove ultimately to be composed of.
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Reviews
Farewell to the Visible World
Tristan Foster reviews Gerald Murnane’s Border Districts.