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“Events and elements come my way and if they seem like gifts I accept them”: An Interview with Larry Gottheim — Clare Archibald

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Larry Gottheim has been a key figure in the history and development of American avant-garde cinema since the 1970s. […]

cmpolitano 16/07/2026 interview[s]

An Irish Novel — Tim MacGabhann

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1. sunwhite glimmer on distant water · peninsular crag slopes toward teal sea * streels of salt vapour […]

@MinorLits 14/07/2026 fiction

None of Us Will Be Okay — Liza Costello

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The Edge of Happiness In the mornings, she worked on the nursery. Walls she painted Sunlight Yellow. Curtains […]

@MinorLits 09/07/2026 extract[s], fiction

Today Yesterday After My Death by Maureen Alsop — Christina Cook

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With a cast of characters that includes Death, The Dead, and a ghost named Magdalene who believes she’s […]

@MinorLits 08/07/2026 review[s]

“[T]here is not one unreadability but many”: An Interview with Gabriel Ojeda-Sagué — Rory Strong

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In February of 2026, I received an email from Small Press Traffic saying there were just a few […]

cmpolitano 07/07/2026 interview[s]

What Went Through the Mail Slot — Jeremy Stewart

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I park my sleigh outside a trailer near the edge of the village at dusk. God sits on […]

@MinorLits 02/07/2026 fiction

Me and My Uncle — Ladislav Klíma (tr. Jed Slast)

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My uncle and I had a visceral loathing for one another … In my childhood when he came […]

@MinorLits 30/06/2026 extract[s]

The Night Parrots — Stephen Orr

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An approaching storm On a grey, thundery day in 1971 my brother, Anton Gerlach, drove his car south […]

@MinorLits 25/06/2026 extract[s], fiction

Dead Ice — Liam Sprod

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As I pass through this middle space of the forestry forest and the railway, where the town has […]

@MinorLits 24/06/2026 extract[s], fiction

“Perhaps our humanness is a small material element within us that draws us downwards into the disenchanted world:” An Interview with Liam Sprod — Cristina Politano

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Liam Sprod is a Sweden-based English-Australian writer whose most recent work, Dead Ice, represents his first foray into […]

cmpolitano 23/06/2026 interview[s]

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