Joseph Schreiber
@roughghosts.bsky.social
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Reader, writer, editor, lonely wanderer. Based in Calgary, Canada. Write about books at www.roughghosts.com Essays Editor at Minor Literature[s].
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Without postal service I know I have books currently suspended in transit somewhere, but I did welcome a new review copy this weekend—a hefty tome due next June, on Bloomsday even. @saggingmeniscus.bsky.social
Book: The Coast of Everything by Guillermo Stitch
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"we’re divided when it comes to being powerful in a good way, or powerful in a bad way. In the end, whoever has the power, whoever has the authority, gets to decide, gets to dictate the ideology of others."
—@noonanerik.bsky.social speaks to Bothayna Al-Essa, author of The Book Censor's Library
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Really excited to have another piece coming out in @minorliteratures.bsky.social this week. It is a multi-form exploration Hans Holbein the Younger’s 1524 Alphabet with Dance of Death. I started to develop it on the @panpantheatre.bsky.social mentorship with @forcedents.bsky.social Terry O’Connor.
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and coming up this week ...

— new fiction from @robrubsam.bsky.social

— an essay from @eoghancarrick.bsky.social
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A complete alphabet in satellite images along with poetry and prose. Be sure to open the PDF!
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[un]inhabited initials [after Holbein] — a cross genre essay in images and words by Eoghan Carrick @eoghancarrick.bsky.social
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Isn't it wonderful? The kind of piece an essays editor lives for.
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[un]inhabited initials [after Holbein] — a cross genre essay in images and words by Eoghan Carrick @eoghancarrick.bsky.social
Reposted by Joseph Schreiber
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Registration is open. Register for in-person and online.

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If you all get together and eat Big Macs I am definitely concerned...
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After my cardiac arrest, the cardiologist explained to me that cardiac arrest is electrical, heart attack is plumbing. Maybe Danielle can raid trade schools to staff health care like she would like to do with education.
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"Gazing on this beautiful ivory, abhorrent feelings stir and quiver and seethe. The elaborate unity of the ivory material in effect makes my melodramatic gloom mix with comic-corporeal reconciliations under the aegis of the erotic."

– Joseph Nechvatal @orbistertiuspress.bsky.social
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So happy that my piece is out at the evergreen review (such an iconic name in the game). I'm very fond of this one, I have performed variations of it live, but I'm quite happy with this text incarnation
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“Copyright laws are great if you are a rumored-to-be-cryogenically-frozen racist in America, but thieves like us we know how the song goes.”

Up now our Fall/Winter 2025 issue: “If Bruce Springsteen was a lesbian” by @laraacorona.bsky.social. Art by Carol Bruns. evergreenreview.com/read/if-bruc...
If Bruce Springsteen was a lesbian
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Book post from Prague today. A Slovak novel from @karolinumpress.cuni.cz , and Czech and German lit from @twistedspoon.bsky.social
Book: The Last Thing by Leopold Lahola, translated by Julia and Peter Sherwood. Two books: The Folded Clock by Gerhard Rhum (trans by Alexander Booth) and The Tigress by Walter Serner (trans by Mark Kanak).
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Marking the autumnal equinox on the Douglas Fir Trail.
Back lit orange leaves against a blurred background of yellow grean grass and dark trees. Scene shot across rail tracks of trees in varying shades of green, red and gold against a clear blue sky. Path leading up into the distance between sunlit forest. Tall dark fir trees in foreground. Path between aspen trees, some turning orange against clear blue sky.
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New books this week: The first Greek translation from Istros Books due in October, and from Ernst Jünger who appeared in Kluge's War Primer, an allegory of the advent of fascism. Timely, eh? @nyrb-imprints.bsky.social
Book: Call Me Stratos by Chrysoula Georgoula Book: On the Marble Cliffs by Ernst Jünger