monalisa vitti
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
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aka cristina politano // essay and fiction writer // interviews for minor lits
pinned post!
my latest essay is up in issue 19 of
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Cordella Press
A biannual online publication with an annual print edition, featuring the work of women-identified and nonbinary creatives.
https://cordella.org
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"The classical carnivalesque reverses power relations. So, the right flipped the flip, and thus it becomes a punching-down version of the carnivalesque; the cruelty becomes part of that reversed affect." Jack Z. Bratich talks to Daniel Lukes
minorliteratures.com/2025/11/04/i...
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âItâs not just that the far right is reactionary, that it reacts to something, but itâs a preventive counter-revolutionâ: An Interview with Jack Z. Bratich â Daniel Lukes
As pundits scramble to define fascism for Trump 2.0, a recent book by media scholar Jack Z. Bratich, investigating the theme of âmicrofascism,â may come in handy. The term, coined by Gilles DeleuzeâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/11/04/its-not-just-that-the-far-right-is-reactionary-that-it-reacts-to-something-but-its-a-preventive-counter-revolution-an-interview-with-jack-z-bratich-dani/
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"Today, what does it mean to take the internet as the media cultural expression of contemporary fascism? Or certain digital networks and the production of memes?" Jack Z. Bratich talks to Daniel Lukes
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âItâs not just that the far right is reactionary, that it reacts to something, but itâs a preventive counter-revolutionâ: An Interview with Jack Z. Bratich â Daniel Lukes
As pundits scramble to define fascism for Trump 2.0, a recent book by media scholar Jack Z. Bratich, investigating the theme of âmicrofascism,â may come in handy. The term, coined by Gilles DeleuzeâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/11/04/its-not-just-that-the-far-right-is-reactionary-that-it-reacts-to-something-but-its-a-preventive-counter-revolution-an-interview-with-jack-z-bratich-dani/
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and coming up this week ... â Jack Z. Bratich interviewed by Daniel Lukes â an extract from NebojĆĄa LujanoviÄ's Cloud the Color of Skin, translated by
@enaselimo.bsky.social
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link to donate to local food banks in nj
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Shutdown: Federal employees & SNAP recipients in our state need food
With the federal government shut down, federal workers in New Jersey donât know when their next paycheck will arrive. And our neighbors who receive food assistance benefits and other federally funded ...
https://cfbnj.donorsupport.co/page/FUNHHUFJLQH?sharingVendor=more
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poemakontsa
9 days ago
I mentioned this poem the other day. Alejandra Pizarnik wrote this to her friend (and perhaps crush?) Italian poet and translator of Dante, Cristina Campo. Rings of Ashes There is, in this waiting a rumor of breaking lilac
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â[W]e do inhabit, similar to the the years before modernism, a sense that our world has irrevocably changedâ: An Interview with
@mortenhoijensen.bsky.social
â
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
minorliteratures.com/2025/10/29/a...
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â[W]e do inhabit, similar to the the years before modernism, a sense that our world has irrevocably changedâ: An Interview with Morten HĂži Jensen â Cristina Politano
Morten HĂži Jensen is a Danish-American writer whose recent book, The Master of Contradictions: Thomas Mann and the Making of The Magic Mountain (Yale University Press, 2025) presents, through the lâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/10/29/an-interview-with-morten-hoi-jensen-cristina-politano/
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Joseph Schreiber
9 days ago
" I donât know what it is about him, but I sympathize with his neuroses and anxieties. He was an intensely neurotic and a very fearful person, and it comes out a lot in in his fiction."
@mortenhoijensen.bsky.social
discusses his new book on Thomas Mann with
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
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my latest interview with the writer
@mortenhoijensen.bsky.social
on his book about thomas mann and the magic mountain
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9 days ago
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Coming up this week ... â poetic non-fiction from
@dluntz.bsky.social
â
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
talks to
@mortenhoijensen.bsky.social
about his book on Thomas Mann â fiction from Mikra Namani
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Ursula K. Le Guin
17 days ago
Congratulations to Vajra Chandrasekera (
@vajra.me
), recipient of the 2025 Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction for Rakesfall! Chandrasekera's book was chosen by authors Matt Bell, Indra Das, Kelly Link, Sequoia Nagamatsu, and Rebecca Roanhorse.
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"Suddenly a veil is lifted: our fantasies and abstractions dissipate when the empty socket of the Stateâs eye is filled by a human eye ..." âEngineers of the Soulâ: An Interview with Dimitris Lyacos â Toti OâBrien
minorliteratures.com/2025/10/21/e...
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âEngineers of the Soulâ: An Interview with Dimitris Lyacos â Toti OâBrien
Recently hailed by the Italian daily Corriere della Sera as Greeceâs probable candidate for a Nobel Prize in Literature, Dimitris Lyacos is one of the most highly regarded European aâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/10/21/engineers-of-the-soul-an-interview-with-dimitris-lyacos-toti-obrien/
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Joseph Schreiber
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âEngineers of the Soulâ: An Interview with Dimitris Lyacos â Toti OâBrien
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âEngineers of the Soulâ: An Interview with Dimitris Lyacos â Toti OâBrien
Recently hailed by the Italian daily Corriere della Sera as Greeceâs probable candidate for a Nobel Prize in Literature, Dimitris Lyacos is one of the most highly regarded European aâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/10/21/engineers-of-the-soul-an-interview-with-dimitris-lyacos-toti-obrien/
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if you read one thing today, make it this urgent and lyrical interview between toti oâbrien and greek novelist dmitris lyacos
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Forrest Gander
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19 days ago
and coming up this week ... â Toti OâBrien interviews Dimitris Lyacos â experimental work from
@gabrielflynn.bsky.social
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Ana
22 days ago
Very pleased to join the fellas of the excellent Pynchon podcast Slow Learners to discuss the women of Vineland and its connections to Against the Day, among other things. âïžđŁ DIG!
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VINELAND EP 4: Keeping it DL (w/Ana Gavrilovska)
Podcast Episode · Slow Learners · 10/16/2025 · 1h 3m
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/slow-learners/id1712289025?i=1000732139684
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Kim McNeill âąđđżâïž
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âBehold me now just as I am, Colette once said in a beautiful piece about how she was in her early 30s (my age) & alone, living in a one-room apartment on the first floor, a Parisian room near the Bois de Boulogne. Beholding herself in the mirror, just as she was.â (p91)
#NYRBWomen25
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by Gregory Corso
27 days ago
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laszlo krazsnahorkai w/ hari kunzru in the yale review
28 days ago
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by Sylvia Plath, for the season
28 days ago
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really great conversation between
@noonanerik.bsky.social
and al-essa, a kuwaiti bookseller and novelist
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about 1 month ago
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coming up this week ... â Erik Noonan in conversation with Bothayna Al-Essa â fiction from Matthew Kinlin [@matthewkinlin.bsky.social]
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by Ted Berrigan for National Poetry Day
about 1 month ago
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last week @ minor lits ... â
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
interviews Austyn Wohlers
minorliteratures.com/2025/09/23/w...
â an extract from Joseph Nechvatal's Venus Voluptuous in the Loins of the Last God (
@orbistertiuspress.bsky.social
)
minorliteratures.com/2025/09/25/v...
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Venus Voluptuous in the Loins of the Last God â Joseph Nechvatal
Nimbus Mimesis Penis and the Velvet Hammer It once was a given that the power of confirmation and denial is vested, not in the ability to connect and become visible, but rather in the ability (and âŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/09/25/venus-voluptuous-in-the-loins-of-the-last-god-joseph-nechvatal/
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"I think that one autobiographical impetus was, well, what would it look like to fail and just completely reject these methods, or the idea of productivity that we are enmeshed in?" â Austyn Wohlers talks to
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
minorliteratures.com/2025/09/23/w...
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âWhat would it look like to just seek absolute stillness?â: An Interview with Austyn WohlersâCristina Politano
Austyn Wohlers is a New York-based writer and musician, whose debut novel, Hothouse Bloom, was recently published by Hub City Press. In the novel, Wohlers details the struggle of the protagonist, AâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/09/23/what-would-it-look-like-to-just-seek-absolute-stillness-an-interview-with-austyn-wohlers-cristina-politano/
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"Music may be more directly about feeling and experiencing the world, whereas literature [...] ends up being more about reflecting the process in the world ..." â Austyn Wohlers talks to
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
minorliteratures.com/2025/09/23/w...
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âWhat would it look like to just seek absolute stillness?â: An Interview with Austyn WohlersâCristina Politano
Austyn Wohlers is a New York-based writer and musician, whose debut novel, Hothouse Bloom, was recently published by Hub City Press. In the novel, Wohlers details the struggle of the protagonist, AâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/09/23/what-would-it-look-like-to-just-seek-absolute-stillness-an-interview-with-austyn-wohlers-cristina-politano/
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âWhat would it look like to just seek absolute stillness?â: An Interview with Austyn Wohlers â
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
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âWhat would it look like to just seek absolute stillness?â: An Interview with Austyn WohlersâCristina Politano
Austyn Wohlers is a New York-based writer and musician, whose debut novel, Hothouse Bloom, was recently published by Hub City Press. In the novel, Wohlers details the struggle of the protagonist, AâŠ
https://minorliteratures.com/2025/09/23/what-would-it-look-like-to-just-seek-absolute-stillness-an-interview-with-austyn-wohlers-cristina-politano/
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about 2 months ago
and coming up this week ... â
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
interviews Austyn Wohlers â an extract from new work by Joseph Nechvatal (
@orbistertiuspress.bsky.social
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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
minorliteratures.com/2025/09/18/w...
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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
about 2 months ago
'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
, I need more
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about 2 months ago
"Words DO things. And naming is what gods do with language ..."
@alinaetc.bsky.social
talks to
@monalisavitti.bsky.social
minorliteratures.com/2025/09/18/w...
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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
add a skeleton here at some point
about 2 months ago
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about 2 months ago
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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about 2 months ago
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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
minorliteratures.com/2025/09/10/i...
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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
minorliteratures.com/2025/09/10/i...
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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
minorliteratures.com/2025/07/24/t...
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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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4 months ago
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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Oleada - A Submission Platform
A submission platform for small presses and magazines.
https://oleada.io/publication/minor-literatures
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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
minorliteratures.com/2025/07/08/t...
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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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minor literature[s]
4 months ago
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.
add a skeleton here at some point
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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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