Matt Cahill
@mattcahill.bsky.social
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Novelist (Radioland, The Society of Experience) / short fiction / essays. Agent: Kelvin Kong, K2 Literary https://k2literary.com/ Former film/TV post supervisor, currently Registered Psychotherapist in private practice
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I don't promote my writing very often (ironically because I'm usually busy writing in my spare time), but I'd like to feature my two novels today, THE SOCIETY OF EXPERIENCE and most recently RADIOLAND.

Both are mind-bendy urban literary fiction with generous doses of dark spec blended in.
My two novels laying on nicely art-directed industrial flooring.
mattcahill.bsky.social
Hoping Kluivert adds something.
mattcahill.bsky.social
I'm an analog runner. I don't even listen to music, let alone use tracking devices. The whole "if it's not on Strava it didn't happen" has always felt cringy to me (obvs being over 50 I'm not exactly looking to step on a podium anytime soon).
#runTO
What happens when your watch and fitness app don't get along? Many runners are about to find out | CBC News
With fall race reason at its peak, some athletes are stressing over news that fitness-tracking app Strava is suing device-maker Garmin in a U.S. lawsuit alleging patent infringement and breach of cond...
www.cbc.ca
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olufemiotaiwo.bsky.social
repost this if an editor has ever saved you from yourself
blipstress.bsky.social
An actual hot take: Too many authors are afraid of editors watering down their voice or whatever and not afraid enough of editors letting you put any old slop on the page.
mattcahill.bsky.social
Not furniture per se, but the exterior of the Lillian H. Smith branch of Toronto Public Library.
The exterior of the Lillian H. Smith branch of Toronto Public Library, bracketed by two gryphon statues built into the archway.
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bencollins.bsky.social
She's Canadian, you wouldn't know her.
rtodkelly.bsky.social
"the girlfriend of one of the founders of antifa"
mattcahill.bsky.social
$5 says CBS News does a diss about The View
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The sounds of Torontonians outside my window, whooping, celebrating taking down the Yankees.
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Before this morning's peer supervision sesh, I was asked if it was ok if the other therapist could bring their dog, and folks it was a no-brainer.
Close-up of big grey oodle dog snout mid-boop toward camera
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valondar.bsky.social
Dmitri Shostakovich saw Jesus Christ Superstar! He also liked it so much he considered writing a rock music themed suite (like his earlier Jazz suites) but died soon after.
raxkingisdead.bsky.social
you ever think about those real weird overlaps. like tennessee williams might have listened to the ramones
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isaaccallan.bsky.social
Here are some of the automated speed enforcement tickets given to vehicles assigned to Ford cabinet ministers. #OnPoli

Story ▶️ globalnews.ca/news/1146373...
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highway62.bsky.social
Cinematography by some guy named Nicholas Roeg sure helped. Just a stunning, awful, beautiful film.
vanjpes.bsky.social
The Masque of the Red Death (1964, dir. Roger Corman) gives us, among many other delights, one of Vincent Price's great performances. As the red death kills off entire villages, the wicked Prospero and his dreadful guests party. A genuine sense of malevolent evil pervades. Gorgeous, still shocking.
Title card for The Masque of the Red Death Juliana, a woman in a dark wine coloured dress, stands speaking in a deserted banquet hall. In front of her, a double sided axe swings like a pendulum Prince Prospero, dressed in a dark, hooded cloak with a gold headband, stands in front of Francesca, a red haired young woman in a dress, wearing a necklace and with a veil across her face. They are both looking ahead intently at something offscreen. Against a black backdrop illuminated only by a bright spot of red, stands a figure in a bright red hooded cloak and mask
mattcahill.bsky.social
If there's a national side to take risks on, it would certainly be Malta.
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Great seeing Water From Your Eyes at St. Anne's Parish Hall tonight.
#liveTO
Three people onstage (drummer out of view). From left to right, guitarist, vocalist and bassist. Projected onto them are psychedelic patterns.
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Dropped off a whack of old cords and dead devices at Free Geek for e-waste recycling.
A sign at the office entrance that says FREE GEEK TORONTO / E-WASTE DROP-OFF
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dieworkwear.bsky.social
how it feels to wear a sport coat in modern society
A guy waiting for a train in Boston. He's dressed like a man would in the late 1700s.
mattcahill.bsky.social
I hope Koeman saw Kluivert's goal against Fulham tonight
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billmckibben.bsky.social
Hmm. With solar energy, the big explosions take place 93 million miles away
nytimes.com
A fireball lit up the sky across the Los Angeles area on Thursday night after an explosion at a Chevron refinery in El Segundo, alarming nearby residents who said it felt like an earthquake. The cause of the explosion was not clear. No injuries were reported. nyti.ms/42pPCaW
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I don't want to sound like a conspiracist, but part of me wonders if some of this is intentional, to drive some of their workforce to voluntarily resign. Not unlike corporate-owned apartment buildings that have constant construction to drive tenants out.
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For Halloween I used to play the hospital hallway scene for the film school class I taught.
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