To begin with somebody much like any other is walking and continues to walk along streets much like […]
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Twenty years later. Twenty years later I’m on my way to Bristol. Or rather, on my way to […]
With a life that spanned almost the whole of the twentieth century, Michel Leiris (1901–1990) knew and formed […]
Once, years ago, I asked to stay the night at a friend’s place in order to catch an […]
Prologue In a small seaside town, autumn is winnowing into winter and two women – strangers – are […]
With his typically fluid and digressive verve, in American Abductions, his third novel, Mauro Javier Cárdenas explores the impact […]
Debugging A Random Carrington Generator as a gift for his daughters, Antonio thinks, which he can code in […]
1. Irony In a description of this sort we have to emphasise that its content is, in fact, […]
You are working in a Korean restaurant in Scarborough as a dishwasher and you live above it with […]
One always writes with a view to being read. This word I am writing is intended for a […]
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