monalisa vitti
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aka cristina politano // essay and fiction writer // interviews for minor lits
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my latest essay is up in issue 19 of
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and coming up this week ... â
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
interviews Austyn Wohlers â an extract from new work by Joseph Nechvatal (
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"I wanted to explore emotional authenticity under these conditions of affective illegibility. How can an aesthetic response refuse shame? Ultimately, I wanted to be honest about my shamelessness ..."
@alinaetc.bsky.social
talks to Cristina Politano
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âWhat do we betray when we refuse to make the ritual sacrifice?:â An Interview with Alina StefanescuâCristina Politano
Alina Stefanescu is a Romanian-born poet who resides in Alabama. Her recent poetry collection, My Heresies, was published by Sarabande Press. Her poetry shifts geographical and chronological spacesâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/09/18/what-do-we-betray-when-we-refuse-to-make-the-ritual-sacrifice-an-interview-with-alina-stefanescu-cristina-politano/
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La Doleur Exquisabella
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'What does the lover demand from the body of the beloved in order to secure certainty. Little things. Eternity.' the divine Alina
@alinaetc.bsky.social
This is a fabulous interview by
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
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"Words DO things. And naming is what gods do with language ..."
@alinaetc.bsky.social
talks to
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
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âWhat do we betray when we refuse to make the ritual sacrifice?:â An Interview with Alina StefanescuâCristina Politano
Alina Stefanescu is a Romanian-born poet who resides in Alabama. Her recent poetry collection, My Heresies, was published by Sarabande Press. Her poetry shifts geographical and chronological spacesâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/09/18/what-do-we-betray-when-we-refuse-to-make-the-ritual-sacrifice-an-interview-with-alina-stefanescu-cristina-politano/
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my latest, an interview with the inimitable
@alinaetc.bsky.social
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ICYMI â last week @ minor lits ... â new fiction by
@addisonzeller.bsky.social
minorliteratures.com/2025/09/09/w...
â
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
interviews Tim MacGabhann
minorliteratures.com/2025/09/10/i...
â an extract from Charlotte Northall
minorliteratures.com/2025/09/11/p...
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Practicing Dying â Charlotte Northall
The train brakes, pitching my back into the seatâs plush upright. Neither wholly asleep nor awake, I occupy my usual, preferred state: a purgatorial wonderland in which everything appears possible,âŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/09/11/practicing-dying-charlotte-northall/
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incoming this week
@minorliteratures.bsky.social
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"Iâm trying to tell to hallucination Marcel Proust that I get that it, that itâs not a big deal, but Iâm stuck in it, so fuck, what am I supposed to do here, big man? ..." Tim MacGabhann talks to
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
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âI canât write about [Dublin] because itâs been done to death. However, I can write about the nothing that came before and that is coming afterâ: An Interview with Tim MacGabhannâCristina Politano
Tim MacGabhann is a Paris-based Irish writer whose recent memoir, The Black Pool, narrates his hallucination-littered descent into addiction and abjection, as well as his eventual redemption througâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/09/10/i-cant-write-about-dublin-because-its-been-done-to-death-however-i-can-write-about-the-nothing-that-came-before-and-that-is-coming-after-an-interview-with-tim-macgabhann/
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Joseph Schreiber
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âI 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 afterâ: An Interview with Tim MacGabhannâCristina Politano
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âI canât write about [Dublin] because itâs been done to death. However, I can write about the nothing that came before and that is coming afterâ: An Interview with Tim MacGabhannâCristina Politano
Tim MacGabhann is a Paris-based Irish writer whose recent memoir, The Black Pool, narrates his hallucination-littered descent into addiction and abjection, as well as his eventual redemption througâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/09/10/i-cant-write-about-dublin-because-its-been-done-to-death-however-i-can-write-about-the-nothing-that-came-before-and-that-is-coming-after-an-interview-with-tim-macgabhann/
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âI canât write about [Dublin] because itâs been done to death. However, I can write about the nothing that came before and that is coming afterâ: An Interview with Tim MacGabhann â
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
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âI canât write about [Dublin] because itâs been done to death. However, I can write about the nothing that came before and that is coming afterâ: An Interview with Tim MacGabhannâCristina Politano
Tim MacGabhann is a Paris-based Irish writer whose recent memoir, The Black Pool, narrates his hallucination-littered descent into addiction and abjection, as well as his eventual redemption througâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/09/10/i-cant-write-about-dublin-because-its-been-done-to-death-however-i-can-write-about-the-nothing-that-came-before-and-that-is-coming-after-an-interview-with-tim-macgabhann/
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"I was trying to be as reportorially honest as possible. That I think links to your question about investigative journalism. I didnât want to write a literary thing at all ..." Tim MacGabhann talks to
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
about his memoir THE BLACK POOL
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âI canât write about [Dublin] because itâs been done to death. However, I can write about the nothing that came before and that is coming afterâ: An Interview with Tim MacGabhannâCristina Politano
Tim MacGabhann is a Paris-based Irish writer whose recent memoir, The Black Pool, narrates his hallucination-littered descent into addiction and abjection, as well as his eventual redemption througâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/09/10/i-cant-write-about-dublin-because-its-been-done-to-death-however-i-can-write-about-the-nothing-that-came-before-and-that-is-coming-after-an-interview-with-tim-macgabhann/
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"I think that we can find our own language to talk about sex through freeing ourselves from the male gaze ..." An interview with Lou Syrah â
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
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âThe heterosexual imagination remains tainted by the idea that female desire is either disgusting or pathologicalâ: An interview with Lou Syrah â Cristina Politano
Lou Syrah is a Paris-based writer and journalist, whose recent novella, Fuck Eat Kill, has been nominated for the Prix Sade, a prestigious literary award for transgressive literature. The granddaugâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/07/24/the-heterosexual-imagination-remains-tainted-by-the-idea-that-female-desire-is-either-disgusting-or-pathological-an-interview-with-lou-syrah-cristina-politano/
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"Je pense donc quâon peut trouver sa langue propre pour parler de cul en se libĂ©rant du regard masculin ..." Interview avec Lou Syrah â
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
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« Lâimaginaire hĂ©tĂ©rosexuel est encore sali par lâidĂ©e que le dĂ©sir fĂ©minin serait soit dĂ©goutant soit pathologique »: Interview avec Lou Syrah â Cristina Politano
Lou Syrah est une Ă©crivaine et journaliste parisienne dont la rĂ©cente nouvelle, Fuck Eat Kill, a Ă©tĂ© nominĂ©e pour le Prix Sade, une prestigieuse rĂ©compense littĂ©raire pour la littĂ©rature transgressâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/07/24/limaginaire-heterosexuel-est-encore-sali-par-lidee-que-le-desir-feminin-serait-soit-degoutant-soit-pathologique-interview-avec-lou-syrah-cristina-politano/
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« L'imaginaire hĂ©tĂ©rosexuel est encore sali par l'idĂ©e que le dĂ©sir fĂ©minin serait soit dĂ©goutant soit pathologique »: Interview avec Lou Syrah â
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« Lâimaginaire hĂ©tĂ©rosexuel est encore sali par lâidĂ©e que le dĂ©sir fĂ©minin serait soit dĂ©goutant soit pathologique »: Interview avec Lou Syrah â Cristina Politano
Lou Syrah est une Ă©crivaine et journaliste parisienne dont la rĂ©cente nouvelle, Fuck Eat Kill, a Ă©tĂ© nominĂ©e pour le Prix Sade, une prestigieuse rĂ©compense littĂ©raire pour la littĂ©rature transgressâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/07/24/limaginaire-heterosexuel-est-encore-sali-par-lidee-que-le-desir-feminin-serait-soit-degoutant-soit-pathologique-interview-avec-lou-syrah-cristina-politano/
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"The heterosexual imagination remains tainted by the idea that female desire is either disgusting or pathological": An interview with Lou Syrah â
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âThe heterosexual imagination remains tainted by the idea that female desire is either disgusting or pathologicalâ: An interview with Lou Syrah â Cristina Politano
Lou Syrah is a Paris-based writer and journalist, whose recent novella, Fuck Eat Kill, has been nominated for the Prix Sade, a prestigious literary award for transgressive literature. The granddaugâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/07/24/the-heterosexual-imagination-remains-tainted-by-the-idea-that-female-desire-is-either-disgusting-or-pathological-an-interview-with-lou-syrah-cristina-politano/
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don't forget, we're open for submissions of fiction, essays and experimental work throughout August ... details & guidelines for all calls here:
oleada.io/publication/...
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A submission platform for small presses and magazines.
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and we'll have more next week when
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
interviews journalist, author, and chair of the Wittkop Society, Lou Syrah ...
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"it didnât feel like the point was just to characterize this personâs life, but to try to think more about the calculation that heâd made, how it was its own kind of fiction, its own frontier as a fiction ..."
@daisyatter.bsky.social
on Theodore von KĂĄrmĂĄn
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â[The American Southwest] is a place where the myth of the nation breaks downâ: An Interview with Daisy AtterburyâCristina Politano
The KĂĄrmĂĄn Line is the boundary between Earthâs atmosphere and outer space, calculated by a Hungarian physicist Theodore von KĂĄrmĂĄn. Daisy Atterburyâs recent hybrid poetic work, named fâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/07/08/the-american-southwest-is-a-place-where-the-myth-of-the-nation-breaks-down-an-interview-with-daisy-atterbury-cristina-politano/
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â[The American Southwest] is a place where the myth of the nation breaks downâ: An Interview with Daisy Atterbury (
@daisyatter.bsky.social
)âCristina Politano (
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
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â[The American Southwest] is a place where the myth of the nation breaks downâ: An Interview with Daisy AtterburyâCristina Politano
The KĂĄrmĂĄn Line is the boundary between Earthâs atmosphere and outer space, calculated by a Hungarian physicist Theodore von KĂĄrmĂĄn. Daisy Atterburyâs recent hybrid poetic work, named fâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/07/08/the-american-southwest-is-a-place-where-the-myth-of-the-nation-breaks-down-an-interview-with-daisy-atterbury-cristina-politano/
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And coming up this week ... â
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
interviews
@daisyatter.bsky.social
â an extract from DAYDREAMERS by
@alvinlu.bsky.social
(
@fictioncollective2.bsky.social
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Joseph Schreiber
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"Itâs about the people and the places that made me. Iâm the prism through which all of this is observed or narrated, but I think thatâs true of any nonfiction book whether we like it or not. " Ben Libman
@benlibman.bsky.social
talks to Cristina Politano
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
about his new book.
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"It is your responsibility to use what youâve been given for a greater good. And it is your responsibility to rid what you have been given of the evil that attaches to it ..."
@benlibman.bsky.social
talks to
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
minorliteratures.com/2025/05/29/i...
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âI donât want to overstate the case, but whatâs at stake is life and deathâ: An Interview with Benjamin Libman â Cristina Politano
Benjamin Libman is a Paris-based Canadian writer who has mined the geographical specifics of his familyâs history, from Nazi-occupied Austria to post-war Canada, in order to challenge the creâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/05/29/i-dont-want-to-oversate-the-case-but-whats-at-stake-is-life-and-death-an-interview-with-ben-libman-cristina-politano/
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read
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's recent interview with Diane Seuss here:
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keep your eye on minor lits for an interview with
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"I wanted to explore the capacity of the form to contain narration, song, compression, verbosity, monologue, dialogue, and so on ..." Diane Seuss on frank: sonnets (
@fitzcarraldoeds.bsky.social
) in an interview with
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
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âAll places are places, and all places are strangeâ: An Interview with Diane Seuss â Cristina Politano
Michigan-based poet Diane Seuss is a powerful voice in American poetry who won the Pulitzer Prize in 2022 for frank: sonnets, a collection that offers equal parts joyous and gritty depictions of liâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/05/13/all-places-are-places-and-all-places-are-strange-an-interview-with-diane-seuss-cristina-politano/
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Kim McNeill âąđđżâïž
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âBut the thing I want to express is something elseâa lasting exuberance, a strange freedom, a feral energy ⊠All places are places, and all places are strange.â
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
interviews Diane Seuss!
minorliteratures.com/2025/05/13/a...
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âAll places are places, and all places are strangeâ: An Interview with Diane Seuss â Cristina Politano
Michigan-based poet Diane Seuss is a powerful voice in American poetry who won the Pulitzer Prize in 2022 for frank: sonnets, a collection that offers equal parts joyous and gritty depictions of liâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/05/13/all-places-are-places-and-all-places-are-strange-an-interview-with-diane-seuss-cristina-politano/
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" ... the thing I want to express is something elseâa lasting exuberance, a strange freedom, a feral energy ..." Diane Seuss talks to
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
about new editions of her work
@fitzcarraldoeds.bsky.social
, poetic form, identity & much more ...
minorliteratures.com/2025/05/13/a...
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âAll places are places, and all places are strangeâ: An Interview with Diane Seuss â Cristina Politano
Michigan-based poet Diane Seuss is a powerful voice in American poetry who won the Pulitzer Prize in 2022 for frank: sonnets, a collection that offers equal parts joyous and gritty depictions of liâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/05/13/all-places-are-places-and-all-places-are-strange-an-interview-with-diane-seuss-cristina-politano/
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my most recent interview with the inimitable diane seuss đ
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and coming up this week ... â
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
interviews DIANE SEUSS (!) (
@fitzcarraldoeds.bsky.social
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@unpaginated.bsky.social
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William Boyle
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Thanks to
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
for taking the time to talk to me about SAINT OF THE NARROWS STREET. Check out our conversation
@minorliteratures.bsky.social
. If you havenât picked my book up yet, I hope you willâitâs out now from
@sohopress.bsky.social
.
minorliteratures.com/2025/04/17/i...
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âI always talk about it as this small world in a big city and [thatâs] what Iâm interested in writing about. Those lives, those peopleâ: An Interview with William Boyle â Cristina Politano
William Boyle is a Mississippi-based writer whose novels tend to be set in one specific neighborhood of his borough of origin, Brooklyn. His most recent novel, Saint of the Narrows Street, is no exâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/04/17/i-always-talk-about-it-as-this-small-world-in-a-big-city-and-thats-what-im-interested-in-writing-about-those-lives-those-people-an-interview-with-william-boyle/
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âI always talk about it as this small world in a big city and [thatâs] what Iâm interested in writing about. Those lives, those peopleâ: An Interview with William Boyle â Cristina Politano (
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
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âI always talk about it as this small world in a big city and [thatâs] what Iâm interested in writing about. Those lives, those peopleâ: An Interview with William Boyle â Cristina Politano
William Boyle is a Mississippi-based writer whose novels tend to be set in one specific neighborhood of his borough of origin, Brooklyn. His most recent novel, Saint of the Narrows Street, is no exâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/04/17/i-always-talk-about-it-as-this-small-world-in-a-big-city-and-thats-what-im-interested-in-writing-about-those-lives-those-people-an-interview-with-william-boyle/
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new essay from our own
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
@ Cordella Magazine Scarpe Tutte Rotte
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Kim McNeill âąđđżâïž
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New essay from
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
!! âNonna and her povertyâher voyage to the New Worldâwould take on dimensions so legendary, so vital, we were convinced they belong in Scripture alongside the Passion.â
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A biannual online publication with an annual print edition, featuring the work of women-identified and nonbinary creatives.
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my latest essay is up in issue 19 of
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6 months ago
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Identity Theory
8 months ago
It's a beautiful day to destroy the oligarchy and write a poem.
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from frank: sonnets by diane seuss: âfacism in America is loudâ
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a best small fiction nom đđ thank you
@identitytheory.bsky.social
@vicnogaywrites.bsky.social
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8 months ago
ICYMI â last week @ minor lits ... â new work from Lee Sumyeong
minorliteratures.com/2025/01/14/c...
â
@mariazoccola.bsky.social
interviewed by
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
minorliteratures.com/2025/01/15/t...
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@yanogabalus.bsky.social
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Yang Weiming â Daniel Holmes
Imagine there was a city that was, in many ways, Melbourne, Australia, but that, in equally as many ways, was Mexico City, Mexico. Imagine youâre walking along Bourke Street Mall but, simultaneouslâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/01/16/yang-weiming-daniel-holmes
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"To me, the South is the most revolutionary place in the entire United States ..." â Maria Zoccolo talks to
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
about her new collection 'Helen of Troy, 1993' (
@scribnerbooks.bsky.social
)
minorliteratures.com/2025/01/15/t...
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âThere is something powerful about a book about the most beautiful woman in the world, where her beauty is not the major through-line of the bookâ: An Interview with Maria ZoccolaâCristina Politano
Maria Zoccola is a Tennessee-based poet whose new publication reimagines the mythological Helen of Troy, resituating her in the American South in the 1990s. Zoccolaâs text weaves Homeric mythâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/01/15/there-is-something-powerful-about-a-book-about-the-most-beautiful-woman-in-the-world-where-her-beauty-is-not-the-major-through-line-of-the-book-an-interview-with-maria-zoccola-cristina-p/
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âThere is something powerful about a book about the most beautiful woman in the world, where her beauty is not the major through-line of the bookâ: An Interview with Maria Zoccola â
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
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âThere is something powerful about a book about the most beautiful woman in the world, where her beauty is not the major through-line of the bookâ: An Interview with Maria ZoccolaâCristina Politano
Maria Zoccola is a Tennessee-based poet whose new publication reimagines the mythological Helen of Troy, resituating her in the American South in the 1990s. Zoccolaâs text weaves Homeric mythâŠ
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azealia banks covers slow hands by interpol
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The French Republican Calendar
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Today is Quintidi the 15th of NivĂŽse in the year 233. NivĂŽse is the month of snow. Today we celebrate the rabbit.
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Joseph Schreiber
9 months ago
ICYMI I wrote about a book of fiction that might not seem so fictitious in the new year. . .
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Dramatically, melodramatically, or obliquely: American Abductions by Mauro Javier CĂĄrdenas
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Dramatically, melodramatically, or obliquely: American Abductions by Mauro Javier CĂĄrdenas
. . . no, Antonio says to his daughters during dinner, Americans canât imagine the conditions, and if they canât imagine the conditions, they canât imagine themselves as refugees, and if they canâtâŠ
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Tobias Ryan
9 months ago
a short story about an encounter with the author, courtesy of La Société des Amis de Gabrielle Wittkop (with a translation into French by Charles Roux)
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LE MYTHE - TOBIAS RYAN â SOCIĂTĂ DES AMIS DE GABRIELLE WITTKOP
[Une traduction du texte en français suit la version originale] Given that she has been dead some twenty years, it should be of no surprise...
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Jerad Walker
9 months ago
My favorite holiday record is âA Charlie Brown Christmasâ by Vince Guaraldi. But Iâd never seen a photo of him until tonight. I donât think I was prepared for this!
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Dishsoap Quarterly
9 months ago
New piece up that's the most typical landlord-tenant interaction to ever exist: "Mike (landlord)" by Aiden Blasi Read it on our website:
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