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Fernando Pessoa – The Book of Disquiet

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@Kate_ElizabethV @Tiny_Camels @lunatejournal Kate, I was a big fan of your story (I love writing that so neatly and purposefully pulls you in different directions), and a friend has contacted me since saying how good it is, too

(A small apology for stealing a nugget of it, though, even if that was the point of my piece!)

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WELL... Since you ask me for an anthology of short stories, itself in the form of its own short story, I may just have something that you find... convoluted but nevertheless charming:

https://t.co/V34rQRYE1J

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A big thank-you to @Tiny_Camels for hosting this piece (and all the work he does in pulling A Personal Anthology together each week)

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WELL... Since you ask me for an anthology of short stories, itself in the form of its own short story, I may just have something that you find... convoluted but nevertheless charming:

https://t.co/V34rQRYE1J

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"For every six butts he has, you see, he can make his own cigarette—he takes a little of the unsmoked tobacco from each, rolls it in his own paper and, by piecing these fragments together, has a smoke of his own."

[Anthony Etherin @Anthony_Etherin]

ANAGRAM-SONNET FOR BORGES — on the occasion of Jorge Luis Borges’ 122nd birthday:

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Fleeting visit to Small Publishers Fair yesterday, but long enough to meet @nicholasroyle in person for the first time, and pick up (among others) the second-last remaining copy of the Invisible Collection from @nightjarpress

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At least a dozen of my old journals, The Book of Disquiet, and a week in Seville: a voyage to fabricate the most unreliable of memoirs, of those years just beyond memory’s reach.

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https://t.co/zlDzQZuGXF

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El Zeus: viejo amigo, nueva mirada

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@tobylitt Luigi Serafini - Codex Seraphinianus https://t.co/zIkWcA76D7

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It is less often than I would hope that something published online takes my fancy; this, by Kate Vine, is wonderfully deft and incidental

https://t.co/wSYcROGqA1

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Among the shelves of holiday lit and tattered bestsellers, some marvellous donations from a more avid reader (or readers; a reviewer, perhaps?) to a charity shop in Abingdon. The Murder of Halland (so far) is fantastic: as ice cold as it is disorientating.