- Catch your Starling.
- Attuned to the unspoken. >>Cold Enough for Snow.
- "Am I a better person when I don't speak English?" >>Lonely Asian Woman.
- Go ask Aljce. >>Aljce in Theraphy Land.
- Tender. >>Tender.
- You need Hume. >>The Great Guide.
- Lessons from the antlion.
- A world between languages. >>Tawada!
- All the failings of memory.
- The encyclopedic over the fragmented.
- A serious look at wordplay.
Monday, February 28, 2022
Issue #105
Thursday, February 24, 2022
Issue #104
- Describing the entire world. >>The Books of Jacob.
- The singular Doctor Barry. >>The Surgeon's Brain.
- Shining a spotlight on the art of translation.
- The stream of consciousness.
- Samples of THWUP! >>Museum. >>The Surgeon's Brain.
- A hoax execution. >>Summer in Baden-Baden.
- Ulysses and the international avant-garde. >>Ulysses.
- Envelope poems. >>Envelope Poems.
- A few stories you've not yet read.
- What is fiction for?
- Speaking up for diaspora Hebrew.
- Knit Frog and Toad. >>Frog and Toad.
- Ghost writing.
- Quardleoodleardlewardledoodle. >>Above Ground.
Tuesday, February 8, 2022
Issue #103
- The order of things. >>The Books of Jacob.
- "I float, I strain, I swim." >>Find out more.
- Deconstructing Jenny Hval. >>Reading Jenny Hval.
- "You are always alone with yourself and your increasingly dreadful work." >>Highly recommended 'dreadful work'.
- Tangata tiriti.
- Half a crusade and half a sporting event. >>The Bone People.
- A map the size of the territory. >>Territory of Light.
- Ulysses aloud. >>And on paper.
- A few corrections.
- Proust vs Joyce.
- Forensic architecture. >>Investigative Aesthetics.
- The resurrection of a visionary grumbler.
- Don't write like this.
- Read Khipu.
- A funeral in Freiburg.
- The nine circles of Hell.
Thursday, February 3, 2022
Issue #102
- Braver in water than on land. >>Small Bodies of Water.
- Down the rabbit hole and into an office hellscape. >>Aljce in Therapy Land.
- Trust the text. >>October Child.
- Illustrating tyranny. >>On Tyranny.
- Trying to understand Endgame.
- Beyond pronouns.
- The eternal return. >>A new retelling.
- Ghosts and spirits. >>Where the Wild Ladies Are.
- This slim volume. >>Imagining Decolonisation.
- Plan your revolution.
- Dear Mr Joyce.
- Where did language come from?
- Nigeria's lost languages.
- Buddhist emoji.
- More than wonderful.
Monday, January 24, 2022
Issue #101
- Never a catharsis. >>little scratch.
- Crushed diamonds. >>Fish Soup and Holiday Heart.
- American anarchist. >>The Dawn of Everything.
- Mapping fiction. >>The Writer's Map.
- The smell of sun-cream. >>Free.
- Gloria. >>Books by Sam Duckor-Jones.
- The performative power of negation. >>Judith Butler.
- Jeanette Winterson, My Therapist and Me. >>Written on the Body.
- Fuel!
- A print revolution.
- Does your novel need a table of contents?
- Beastly clues.
- Punctuation predilections.
- Peculiar perils.
- Mothers into monsters.
- How to build a character.
- The death of the artist. >>This Is Not a Novel.
- The destruction of Pompeii.
Monday, January 17, 2022
Issue #100
- Purification through transgression. >>The Books of Jacob.
- Primitive accumulation. >>Caliban and the Witch.
- Indigenous literature in a colonial society. >>The Bone People.
- The joy of not reviewing a book.
- The young Rosa Luxemburg. >>A biography.
- What happens when people stop buying so many books?
- The love of books.
- Do you read?
- Stories vs. ideas.
- Ideas and the novel.
- Covers for The Bell Jar. >>Take your pick.
- People you don't know.
- A radical resource.
- "Write as if you are dying."
- Modernising Chinese.
- Highsmith at Yaddo.
- Fermented fruit.
- Preserved voice.
- Wittgenstein 2022.
- "Bookcore."
Tuesday, January 11, 2022
Issue #99
- Very short animal stories. >>Night Train.
- A day with Renée. >>These Two Hands.
- Fifty disguises.
- A girl's own story. >>The Inseparables.
- The storybook marriage. >>The Provensen Book of Fairy Tales.
- Naomi hits Mt Owen.
- Domestic and national dramas. >>Empty Wardrobes.
- The grand inquisitor. >>The Flood of Language.
- Strap on an ox-head. >>The Morning Star.
- The anthropocene unconscious of Shuggie Bain. >>Shuggie Bain.
- Advice from Colson Whitehead. >>Harlem Shuffle.
- The queen of shade and sass.
- More bookshops!
Wednesday, January 5, 2022
Issue #98
- Reduced means. >>Essays 2.
- Perverted by language. >>Excavate!
- A turning tide.
- The arrangement of the words matters. >>Let Me Tell You What I Mean.
- Probably quite coincidental. >>Speak, Silence.
- Silly, dangerous work. >>Joy.
- Blundering in the dark. >>Can You Tolerate This?
- What the forest remembers. >>The Candy House.
- On giving up.
- And sitting down.
Monday, December 20, 2021
Issue #97
- Nuku 100. >>Nuku—the book!
- Where to start with Olga Tokarczuk. >>Start now.
- In a tuft of thistle. >>Borges and Me.
- Neoliberalism renders us powerless—and blames us for it. >>Futilitarianism.
- The infinite library. >>Enter the library.
- The philosopher's trail. >>A critical life.
- A visit with Decur. >>When You Look Up.
- From one bloody woman to another. >>Bloody woman.
- Sex bots, religion, and the wild world of A.I. >>12 Bytes.
- Meiji era Japan on film.
- The art and activism of Grace Paley. >>The stories.
- Eve Babitz's vision.
- An "intimate conversation".
- A band of translators.
- Dostoyevsky's manuscript.
- Restored.
Monday, December 13, 2021
Issue #96
- The rise and fall of a messiah. >>The Books of Jacob.
- Life after death.
- A portrait of Michele Leggott. >>Mezzaluna.
- "It’s Jewish blood that’s bringing the German people together." >>The Passenger.
- What's so hard about crediting translators?
- City of a thousand booksellers.
- Hardwick times. >>Recommended reading.
- A spouse divided. >>The Sinner and the Saint. >>The Gambler Wife.
- Where to start with Imre Kertész. >>Your choice.
- Searching for home with Carson McCullars.
- Your reading list.
Monday, December 6, 2021
Issue #95
- All figured out. >>The Dawn of Everything.
- A mixture of contemplation and tension. >>Some Answers Without Questions.
- Women and disgust. >>Something Out of Place.
- Texts as living creatures.
- Reading reality through the imagination. >>Some books by Vila-Matas.
- Whatever happened to Harold Absalon? >>Whatever Happened to Harold Absalon?
- How to train to be a writer. >>Some books by Schweblin.
- Imagine the worst.
- Between the experiment and the essence.
- Encounters with the literary strange.
- New Face in Hell. >>Excavate!
Monday, November 29, 2021
Issue #94
- "Can we stand on your picnic table?" >>Aljce in Therapy Land.
- In praise of the long sentence. >>Last Letter to a Reader.
- Ideas have shapes. >>H of H Playbook.
- The hunger is huge. >>Bloody Woman.
- The most obscure sorrows.
- Kafka swims.
- What a sound looked like. >>Hellzapoppin'!
- The exploding library. >>The Third Policeman.
- 100 books in te reo Māori. >>Ngāti Rānaki me Te Ranga Tipua.
- George Sand's boots.
- AI Dante.
Monday, November 22, 2021
Issue #93
- Compartment. >>The Dolls.
- Are you reading parochially? >>Have a Lolli.
- Hard and secret things. >>The Coming Bad Days.
- A sentence is more than its meaning. >>Suppose a Sentence.
- Reality as representation.
- We all now exist as avatars. >>Zed.
- Men dying for love. >>Brickmakers.
- An exact emotional State. >>Books by Samanta Schweblin.
- Lots of kids' books suck. >>Some goodies!
- Different languages open up different things in the mind.
- Writing's roots.
- The virtues of the semicolon. >>Punctuate your life.
- Play.
Monday, November 15, 2021
Issue #92
- Good girls write memoirs; bad girls make art. >>What I Learned at Art School.
- Something is rotten. >>The Dolls.
- More snakes than ladders. >>Too Much Money.
- What a goal! >>Sterling Karat Gold.
- Reality according to Tom McCarthy. >>The Making of Incarnation.
- In praise of the meander.
- The tangled wisdom of the human throat. >>The Unseen Body.
- Rustle rustle rustle. >>The Tiny Woman's Coat.
- The myth of the cast-iron pan.
- Ten commandments for a healthy democracy.
- Wellington mapped through its books.
- The meaninglessness of meaning. >>A little Barthes.
- Современная Архитектура.
- Archaeology.
- Calligrammes.
- How women created new language.
- Blanked verse. >>Make Blackout Poetry.
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