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Venus Voluptuous in the Loins of the Last God — Joseph Nechvatal

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Nimbus Mimesis Penis and the Velvet Hammer It once was a given that the power of confirmation and […]

@MinorLits 25/09/2025 Experimental, Extracts

“What would it look like to just seek absolute stillness?”: An Interview with Austyn Wohlers—Cristina Politano

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Austyn Wohlers is a New York-based writer and musician, whose debut novel, Hothouse Bloom, was recently published by […]

cmpolitano 23/09/2025 Interviews

“What do we betray when we refuse to make the ritual sacrifice?:” An Interview with Alina Stefanescu—Cristina Politano

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Alina Stefanescu is a Romanian-born poet who resides in Alabama. Her recent poetry collection, My Heresies, was published […]

cmpolitano 18/09/2025 Interviews

Your Name Here by Helen DeWitt and Ilya Gridneff — [name of author] 

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  …perhaps you can imagine Woolf walking down to the Ouse. She puts stones in her pockets. She […]

@MinorLits 17/09/2025 Book reviews

Field — Adam Judah Krasnoff

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ON TUESDAY AFTERNOONS, following my seminar on the works of Franz Kafka, I climbed down the Vyšehrad steps, […]

@MinorLits 16/09/2025 Extracts, Fiction

Practicing Dying — Charlotte Northall

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The train brakes, pitching my back into the seat’s plush upright. Neither wholly asleep nor awake, I occupy […]

roughghosts 11/09/2025 Essays, Extracts

“I can’t write about [Dublin] because it’s been done to death. However, I can write about the nothing that came before and that is coming after”: An Interview with Tim MacGabhann—Cristina Politano

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Tim MacGabhann is a Paris-based Irish writer whose recent memoir, The Black Pool, narrates his hallucination-littered descent into […]

cmpolitano 10/09/2025 Interviews

Why the Pearl Palace Hexagon No Longer Projects the Faces of Spectators — Addison Zeller

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The experiment of the cinema is over; perhaps that of the city is coming to an end. The […]

@MinorLits 09/09/2025 Fiction

Loren Ipsum — Andrew Gallix

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LE HARENG ROUGE The elements were leading him a merry dance. The wind, in particular, was winding him […]

@MinorLits 04/09/2025 Extracts, Fiction

The Time of Cherries by Montserrat Roig (trans. Julia Sanches) — Xiao Yue Shan

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Alienation was big in the twentieth century. Marx had a lot to do with it, but the despair […]

@MinorLits 03/09/2025 Book reviews

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