Two Bluemoose Books adapted for BBC Drama Series in the last 2 years. Not bad for an Indy publisher! @thebookseller.com @independentpublishersguild.com @bbcnewsnight.bsky.social @thebookerprizes.com

We have some wonderful authors signing books in our booth at The Word On The Street Toronto this year! We hope to see you there! 📚 @paulvermeersch.bsky.social @aaronkreuter.bsky.social @joellekidd.bsky.social @tonialaird.bsky.social @kjaiello.bsky.social

'Will Rees's Hypochondria interweaves a historical, literary, psychoanalytic and philosophical survey of hypochondria with a personal story. Lively and compelling, it’s an extended philosophical essay that I couldn’t put down.' Read Maria Meindl's review here: www.thetemzreview.com/meindl-rees....

Read @mmeindl.bsky.social's review of Will Rees' Hypochondria (pub. @coachhousebooks.bsky.social)! The glimpses of Rees’s life serve as a backbone for his philosophical and historical explorations, and make Hypochondria a propulsive and deeply satisfying read. www.thetemzreview.com/meindl-rees....

We are currently OPEN for Issue 33 journal submissions! We close on Oct. 31, 2025. www.thetemzreview.com/submissions....

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Don't miss Louise Carson's wonderful poems in Issue 32! From "And a bird...": I have tried to slip these words into a poem over many summers, but always drowned in the details. ... www.thetemzreview.com/carson-32.html

Read Kelly Norah Drukker's lovely poems in Issue 32! "origins": to dwell on the rocks like a rough moss among the scrub of dead things, beginning www.thetemzreview.com/drukker.html

Read Leah Duarte's haunting poems in Issue 32! From "calcium": angel hair scalded in boiling milk sugar steam licking thin-skinned lids wait for the custard to thicken sugar crystals dissolving at the roots hang dripping hair upside down ... www.thetemzreview.com/duarte-32.html

Read Marvellous Mmesomachi Igwe's lyrical poems in Issue 32! From "Angels": .. This is what he does, what I do, what we have all done. Hold the things we say we love the most in the worlds collapsing in our palms. And watch them crumble, watch them unravel .. www.thetemzreview.com/igwe-32.html

Read PW Jarungpiterah's fantastic poems in Issue 32! From "The Reader": ... Your body is planographic— black ink corridors of copies of copies. Under a hot shining firmament, the gilt that covers everything comes off on your hands. www.thetemzreview.com/jarungpitera...

Don't miss Hannan Khan's inventive poems in Issue 32! From "Amore & Accelerants": i charred the haven to hone how torch behaves my jaws were always stuffed with someone else’s fire the fucking mirror lamented ... www.thetemzreview.com/khan-32.html

Read @ziyanakotadia.bsky.social's lovely poem "Sacred" in Issue 32! I know my religion like a habit, carefully crafted performance art, sloping verses of Du’a tattooed over my tongue in muscle memory swirls and loops, rust-worn stories upon well-rehearsed lips ... www.thetemzreview.com/kotadia.html

Read Sreeja Naskar's moving poems in Issue 32! From "concourse A, body unclaimed": ... forgive me, mother. i ate news again   for breakfast. choked on the names.     the bodies.       the borders. ... www.thetemzreview.com/naskar.html

Don't miss Jon Riccio's fantastic poems in Issue 32! From "Aptitude": Like powdered milk discerning its best friend was the mailbox, some iambs should never— Play-Doh romcom— frangible the new tangible per beauty magazines of the bi-valvous. ... www.thetemzreview.com/riccio.html

Read Stan Rogal's wry and effective poems in Iss 32! From "Love, inc.": so say we inhabit a drowsy movie theatre-type darkness full of American bullet holes : a monkey on its back — this is the state of the empire, yes? — ... www.thetemzreview.com/rogal-32.html

Read Bryan Sentes' moving poems in Issue 32! "Ars Poetica ... 'The top global stories that matter'": Russian destruction of Borodyanka even “more horrific” than in Bucha, oxytocin turns lions into lovecats, one big step for the space economy. www.thetemzreview.com/sentes-32.html

Don't miss @paulsheppard.bsky.social's visually innovative poem "a n y w a y (s)" in Issue 32! Excerpting doesn't do it justice; just click through to the poem: www.thetemzreview.com/sheppard-32....

Don't miss Sarah Clowes' whimsical-yet-acid story "Seahorse Daddy" in Issue 32! ...A year ago, I was living with a friend in a one-and-a-half-bedroom apartment, and now it’s me, my infant son, and forty-seven rats... www.thetemzreview.com/clowes.html

Read Nelson Chukwu John's haunting story "Click Here to Get Started" in Issue 32! You are a 37-year-old man whose index finger reacts badly to honey. You are a 37-year-old man who just signed up for an escort service, of course as a patron... www.thetemzreview.com/john-32.html

Read Sumaiya Matin's devastating story "A Sweet Life" in Issue 32! ... The poison floating in my bloodstream cures me, if not permanently, just for the time being. It holds me from the inside as I melt into the tears of all my disappointments ... www.thetemzreview.com/matin-32.html

Don't miss Amanda Merpaw's wonderful "How Should the Night Feel?" in Iss 32! I knew I would agree to meet him when I recognized his voice upon hearing it, our only phone call after weeks of emails and texts, when I could tell it was the voice that should be his www.thetemzreview.com/merpaw-32.html

Don't miss Per Olvmyr's sinister, surrealist flash "Failed attempts with horses" in Issue 32! ​How do you get a hundred thousand people into a horse's ass? I asked Dad at breakfast. He started crying... www.thetemzreview.com/olvmyr.html

Read Itto & Mekiya Outini's fantastic story "Death of an Icon" in Issue 32! Bakhtiyor was pronounced dead on Monday morning. The kids at the nonprofit where he used to volunteer must’ve worked on his eulogy all weekend because it took up their entire newsletter... www.thetemzreview.com/outini.html

Read Allison Snyder's acid story "The Girl Runner's Pocket Dictionary" in Issue 32! ... Battle (bǎt’l) n. 1. What Coach likens every race, every practice to... www.thetemzreview.com/snyder-32.html

Read Norie Suzuki's haunting "Octopus Lesson"! ...Although it has three blue-blood-pumping hearts, the octopus’s lifespan is only three to five years. So, no learning is passed down from one generation to the next—no accumulation of collective memory... www.thetemzreview.com/suzuki-32.html

Read Fendy S. Tulodo's fantastic story "Yesterday, the Future Licked My Hand" in Issue 32! A glass spider climbed out of a cracked phone screen and whispered coordinates into Ezra’s palm. No one else saw it. They only saw Ezra shivering... www.thetemzreview.com/tulodo.html

Don't miss Ruby Walker's wonderful story "Nothing is Better Than Anything Else" in Issue 32! ...Knowing about The Machine is scary but it simplifies life, in a way... www.thetemzreview.com/walker-32.html

ISSUE 32 IS HERE!!!!!!!!!!!! www.thetemzreview.com/issue-thirty...

Issue thirty-two of @thetemzreview.bsky.social is out in the world, including my review of Will Rees's Hypochondria @coachhousebooks.bsky.social: "an extended philosophical essay that I couldn’t put down." lnkd.in/efWRdKGe Many thanks to the fine folks at The /tƐmz/ Review for the opportunity.

So happy to see another beautiful edition of Niv Magazine out in the world. Congratulations! www.nivmag.com

Kate Gies's memoir, It Must Be Beautiful To Be Finished, shows that the mainstream medical profession has a lot to answer for, but there's another thread running through this book, and it should make those of us in the Wellness field think hard about our underlying ideas. tinyurl.com/2vydbrz4

As part of my lecture/discussion series "The Work," I'm raise my head from the history books once in a while and talk to contemporary artists of all stripes, spots and zigzags about their personal approach to craft and method. My guest this week: Rami Schandall. thework.ghost.io/ghost/#/edit...

Everyone in the past was neurotypical, which is how we got things like this single-author, eight-volume encyclopedia of ferns

Brilliant news!

I can't get enough work-in-progress.

We have discounted the poetry titles that are in our catalog and which you were probably saving to buy at full price Forgive us it's Poetry Month so short and so POE30: bit.ly/4jxFLWt Harvard University Press is proud to sponsor the Academy of American Poets.

Thanks Priya!

This post @lesleykrueger.bsky.social made several of my days. I think it will make yours too. lesleykrueger.com/altman-versu...

Time for the first batch of nettle and ginger beer of the year. Delicious, good for arthritis and an incentive for letting the nettles grow in your garden! 🌱

Delighted to see my story "6 x 3: The Complicated Story of a Simple Cake" published in Niv Magazine. And lots of other great stuff in the issue, too. www.nivmag.com/articles/6-x... Almost time to try the recipe again.

First interview for Lake Burntshore is live now, at Niv Magazine! www.nivmag.com/articles/por...

‘Meta has stolen books’: authors to protest in London against AI trained using ‘shadow library’

Read @nyurtsaba.bsky.social's review of @evelazarus.bsky.social's Beneath Dark Waters: The Legacy of the Empress of Ireland Shipwreck (pub. Arsenal Pulp) in Issue 30! ...Lazarus’s in-depth historical research is evident from the book’s very first page... www.thetemzreview.com/yurcaba-laza...

Read @carlalanwatts.bsky.social's review of @bengymen.bsky.social's The Book of Benjamin (pub. @palimpsestpress.bsky.social) and Joel Katelnikoff's Recombinant Theory (pub. U Calgary)! ..everyone has a name, and every writer has a series of recurring themes... www.thetemzreview.com/watts-robins...

Read @sharonberg.bsky.social's interview of @carolynrparsons.bsky.social about her novel The Forbidden Dreams of Betsy Elliott (pub. Flanker Press) in Issue 30! ...When I created the character of Betsy, I wanted her to be the exception... www.thetemzreview.com/berg-parsons...

I could not be more excited about the new Evelyn Lau poetry collection. www.anvilpress.com/books/parade...

Diana Scultori (1547-1612) Italian engraver, one of first Western women allowed to sell and market work under their own name #womensart

Read Veronica Wasson's moving "Notes on the Standard Model" in Issue 30! ​I can write a balanced sentence in which every word is weighted, as if placed on the brass arms of an apothecary scale. But the thought itself is off-kilter and sends the whole thing askew. www.thetemzreview.com/wasson.html

Don't miss Yoko Zhu's atmospheric story "Tricks of Light" in Issue 30! ...In dreams, I was someone else. I was prettier, I was white, I ate escargot, and I dreamt so much I forgot there was nothing wrong with me—but this wasn’t quite honest... www.thetemzreview.com/zhu-30.html