I spend almost no time on this terrible little website (as opposed to other terrible website), but I have E-galleys of SCHOPENHAUER if any of you're interested in reviewing it! If so, don't reply here but instead email: nathanDOTknappATokstate.edu

Now I can find out what all the fuss is about. @nateknapp.bsky.social

Coming in July

Daybook excerpt @nateknapp.bsky.social minorliteratures.com/2024/04/04/d...

Congratulations to the small presses and writers on the Republic of Consciousness Prize longlist, announced today on Substack: therepublicofconsciousness.substack.com/p/announcing.... The RoC isn't on BlueSky, so here's the list:

My novel DAYBOOK has been longlisted for the 2025 Republic of Consciousness Prize! www.republicofconsciousness.com/2024-longlist

Long list for the Republic of Consciousness Prize for small presses is just out – and stone the crows, there's @nateknapp.bsky.social! open.substack.com/pub/therepub...

I took a shower, ate some ramen, read a chapter of Syllogismes de l'Amertume, took a nap, and indeed: felt a little better!

My back hurts, I’ve got a sour taste in my mouth, I’m wearing mismatched socks and I need a shower and there’s snow on the ground and my feet are cold. Why yes, I think it is high time for me to pull old buddy Emil Cioran down from the shelf before I maim someone or myself!

One week left to send your smartest, strangest, strongest essays! — 2500 words max — please send Word docs — cover letter optional — bios under 100 words — include @ s if you want to be tagged on social media oleada.io/publication/...

This is a beautiful, melancholy and (or so it seems to me) Murnanian short novel. I enjoyed it immensely.

'Twas a pleasure! My second favorite dog to read to.

Heads up. Dear humans in and around Birmingham, Alabama, you are invited to tear up my house in the name of literature on the evening of Dec. 14th, celebrating @nateknapp.bsky.social and DAYBOOK. Dm for sordid logistics. 🖤

Super stoked to read at Alina's house Dec. 14! Hope to see you all there!

Can't wait to listen to this on the ride home later today.

So I see there’s Adam Mars-Jones on Houellebecq in the new LRB. Practically guaranteed to be the most irritating book review of the year.

William Blake was born on this day in 1757. Obsessed with the color of the sun.

Thankful for a good mail day—thanks to @spencerfleury.bsky.social!

Not a bad hotel room, especially after I scrubbed the small amount of blood spatter on the bathroom wall.

People saying this website is less toxic than twitter: I was just showed a post by Seth Abramson. Fuck this shit you guys. This is not what I came here for

Three books that I have devoured in recent times, all of which are of a dark nature. Different hues of darkness. All superb.  Thanks to @kirkdalebooks.bsky.social for the Blackwood heads-up. @influxpress.bsky.social @nateknapp.bsky.social #adamscovell #splicepress

"Daybook" by @nateknapp.bsky.social. Incantatory. More here: www.thisissplice.co.uk/fiction/dayb...

Something about the atmosphere here reminds me of when I first got to grad school. Was excited to be there but there also seemed to be a rigorous current of something it took me way too long to name.

We published two stunning novels earlier this year. First up was Nathan Knapp's "Daybook", "an absolutely one-of-a-kind book that held me rapt from the first word to the last" (Ben Loory). UK readers can get it with a couple of clicks, £10.99 plus postage, right here: www.paypal.com/instantcomme...

Want a taste of "Daybook"? You can read excerpts online: - www.thisissplice.co.uk/fiction/dayb... - www.thisissplice.co.uk/fiction/dayb... - www.thisissplice.co.uk/fiction/dayb... And there's an excerpt at @minorlits.bsky.social: minorliteratures.com/2024/04/04/d...

Nate Knapp’s DAYBOOK (Splice, 2024) is outstanding — one of the strangest, most exciting & poignant books I have read in some time