Issue #47
Tuesday, January 5, 2021
Tuesday, December 29, 2020
Issue #46
- The Caspian Tiger. >>An Inventory of Losses.
- The Unspoken Corners. >>Divorcing.
- Palaces for all.
- The custard factory. >>The Doll's Alphabet.
- Same Same But Different.
- What we know of Sappho.
- The irreparable, the inconsolable. >>Read Nathalie Léger!
- What makes a Penguin Classic?
- Books by the foot.
- Indie publishers in the UK.
- Book cover wars.
- What does 'bumper' mean, exactly?
Monday, December 14, 2020
Issue #45
- This Lispectorian century. >>Read Clarice.
- Te Kai a te Rangatira. >>The book.
- A bicycling bookseller.
- Childhood, youth, and dependency. >>Your childhood, youth, and dependency.
- A new story by Rachel Kushner. >>Also by Rachel Kushner.
- A damp Saturday afternoon in Westport.
- The man who saw through himself. >>The rules of the game.
- The shadows beneath the shadows.
- The many tongues of Olga Tokarczuk.
- On visiting a dead writer's house.
- To medicine via Paradise.
- What's Gaelic for app?
- Talia Marshall's lucky, unlucky book.
- Reading as resistance.
- Daytrips for waxworks.
Monday, December 7, 2020
Issue #44
- Why literature loves lists. >>Dillonism.
- The fires of occupation. >>Your copy of Te Ahi Kā.
- Every cripple has his own way of walking. >>Ann Quin.
- Beowulf lives.
- A depth charge for the hip pocket. >>Get your texts.
- Everything stops for the baby. >>The Swimmers.
- Crip the lit. >>Pick up a free copy of Here We Are Read Us from the counter.
- Some American book covers.
- New from John Donne.
- Literary paper dolls.
- She read too much.
- Ivor Cutler interviews himself.
Monday, November 30, 2020
Issue #43
- Do we still need speech marks?
- On bookkeeping. >>Not a Novel.
- Poetry and neuroscience.
- Meat country.
- A creature in my own right. >>Earthlings.
- What a book cover can do.
- Extract of Nightingale. >>The rest.
- Alan Moore on William Blake.
- Félix Fénéon. >>Novels in 3 lines.
- Moveable/movable type.
- A free chess manual.
- To catch a Büchermarder.
Monday, November 23, 2020
Issue #42
- The Decameron Project. >>The wrappable version.
- On water.
- On translating A Musical Offering. >>Recommended reading.
- An interview with Sarah Manguso. >>Books!
- How Paul Celan reconceived language. >>Read Paul Celan.
- José Saramago!
- Good sentences are why we read.
- The language police.
- No walk is ever wasted.
- Animated Barthes.
- Is there a culture war and can it be won?
- We all now exist as avatars. >>Zed.
- We are built to forget.
- Altered books.
Monday, November 16, 2020
Issue #41
- Brave New World vs. Nineteen Eight-Four. >>Huxley vs. Orwell.
- Te Rauparaha's migration. >>Tamihana's memoir of his father.
- The virtues of the semicolon.
- Understanding our stories.
- Against the immensity of things. >>Some books by Kobo Abe.
- To die one's own death.
- How did the passive voice get such a bad name?
- Notes on the diagram.
- On gimmicks.
- In praise of the difficult.
- Power, revolution and futurity. >>Some books by Imre Kertész.
- In Mexico City.
- U break it we fix it.
Monday, November 9, 2020
Issue #40
- Citational fiction and the literary supercut.
- "I married a stranger to be left alone." >>Earthlings.
- Why Claire Messud writes. >>Kant's Little East Prussian Head.
- When waking begins.
- When raving was radical. >>Read Rave.
- A poem by Jorie Graham.
- Symbolically authentic non-Euclidian adventures in mountain climbing. >>Mount Analogue.
- Interesting times (Camus).
- Write a novel in a month.
- Making up for lost time.
- A story by Adania Shibli. >>Read Thomas's review of Minor Detail.
- Lake stories.
- Martin Edmond on Colin McCahon. >>Endless Yet Never.
- The cinematography that changed cinema.
- Andrew O'Hagan, 1986. >>2020.
Monday, November 2, 2020
Issue #39
- People get up to all sorts of things inside their houses. >>Remote Sympathy.
- The books that made Andrew O'Hagan. >>Mayflies.
- PANZ Book Design Awards, 2020.
- On illustrating a children's cookbook. >>Egg & Spoon.
- Quardleoodleardlewardledoodle.
- Let's try again. Start over. >>Thomas reviews Léger x 3.
- My own personal contagion.
- Four poems by Bill Manhire. >>Wow.
- Self-exposure.
- Beckett on the beach.
- The only way out is through.
- Tove in Wonderland.
Tuesday, October 27, 2020
Issue #38
- Suppose Brian Dillon and Olivia Laing. >>Thomas considers supposing.
- By writers, for writers, on writing.
- Nettle. >>Joy on the shelf.
- A Common Seagull. >>How Should a Person Be?
- Cheap paper and the order of the alphabet. >>A Place for Everything.
- Lost and found. >>The lost review.
- A door for you alone.
- ,,.,","
- The death of Max Jacob.
- Gender trouble. >>Read Judith Butler.
- Derrida beats. >>"Take apart my baby's heart."
- A room of one's own.
- How to think.
Monday, October 19, 2020
Issue #37
- A quality nap? >>The Goldsmiths Prize short list.
- On the other side of the door that leads to Hell. >>Dead Girls.
- "A story is whatever I say it is." >>The Dominant Animal.
- Red Mole on the Road. >>Bus Stops on the Moon.
- Agata's Machine. >>The Doll's Alphabet.
- Behind The Yellow Wallpaper. >>Your roll.
- Philosophy in the shadow of Nazism.
- An interview with David Graeber. >>Recommended reading.
- Politics in the consulting room.
- Slow fire.
- Astounding. >>Schulz's Street of Crocodiles.
Tuesday, October 13, 2020
Issue #36
- Te Whē — a new journal of Māori Writing.
- 10 commandments from Lydia Davis.
- Notes on notes.
- What is lost is not lost. >>Lost Writings.
- "If you are unmarried, and you love it and you meet someone else who loves it, you should definitely marry them." >>M&M.
- 'The Denial of Death' by Louise Glück (Nobel Laureate in Literature, 2020)
- Creaturely.
- Anigram — animals on the page.
- Fable. >>Find out more.
- The everlasting strawflower. >>handiwork.
- Love, Ecgberg.
- A world on fire.
- The Bard of the Highlands. >>The Living Mountain.
Monday, October 5, 2020
Issue #35
- Offill on Weather. >>Thomas reviews the Weather.
- "Essays should always be written neatly and legibly. Only a bad essay-writer forgets to apply himself to the clarity of both the thoughts and the letters."
- Ali Smith! >>Summer is here.
- Poetry lessons from the advanced in age.
- E.V.-M. >>E.V.-M.
- Horseback deliveries, anyone?
- An archive of Modernist magazines.
- An interview with Michael Hofmann.
- Wealth and poverty in Victorian London.
- Voices from the Pandemic.
- Have you voted yet? (We have.)
- Poetry and Psychoanalysis.
- The world's strangest books?
- Sydney Writers' Festival podcasts.
- The Nose!
Monday, September 28, 2020
Issue #34
- Chris Kraus on Francesca Woodman.
- Too much dry bread. >>The Appointment.
- The shame we cannot hide.
- At the end of the world. >>Not a Novel.
- Which Mordew character are you? >>Mordew.
- The rebellious history of New Zealand Sign Language.
- How the Coronavirus will reshape architecture.
- Read this aloud.
- Radical Philosophy.
- I am like your grammar.
- Can A.I. replace writers?
- In search of lost Luigi.
- "I loved my job as a bookseller."
- George & Ben. >>George. >>Ben.
- Conflict in literature.
Monday, September 14, 2020
Issue #32
- Te Wiki o te Reo Māori.
- What's in your kete?
- They called her the witch. >>Hurricane Season.
- Are these the best local book designs this year?
- Book for Word.
- Even the simplest words have secrets. >>Homesick.
- An anthropologist's perspective. >>Magdalena.
- Attend or "attend" the NZ Young Writers' Festival.
- On Nathalie Léger. >>By Nathalie Léger.
- Q&A with Issa Watanabe. >>Migrants.
- "I somehow became caught up in my grandfather the way one gets caught in rain.'' >>Minor Monuments.
- Non-fiction's lost performative.
- A digitised complete run of the influential 1960s magazine Avant Garde.
- All the better to hear you with.
- Creative non-fiction writing prompts.
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