Robert Walser incites me to belle-lettristic flights of fancy. Somehow I had never read him and my life […]
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Hi Thom, I have to admit I wasn’t sure what to expect when you suggested Mark Greif’s Against […]
XX: Hello, darling XY, it’s been too long. I do miss having these talks with you about books. […]
In his 2002 essay ‘Who’s a Dandy?’, the journalist and MP George Walden described the final days of […]
What should I do with my sexual freedom? This isn’t a question that everyone gets to ask. To […]
Like mustard, exile comes in many shapes and flavours; whether as a form of protest, voluntary, politically motivated, […]
My happiness is so great that Eileen did not win the Man Booker prize that I am breaking […]
“What reality is apart from these (symbolic) forms is irrelevant.” – Ernst Cassirer A series of episodes pass. […]
“By ‘bohemians’ I mean that class of individuals for whom existence is a problem, circumstances a myth, and […]
EXT. A ROAD IN THE CENTRE OF SEVILLE. DAY. Two men: Carlos (38, overweight) and Sebastian (26, underweight) […]
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