cian onus

media and letters deluge from a rando.

[cian onus @cianonus]

new year, new book thread 📚

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@rarefilmsguy love her. a lovely film as well ♥️

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@rippersarchive thank you for all the outstanding work. i always follow it. ♥️

[cian onus @cianonus]

@rippersarchive that's beyond amazing. wowee. i rarely see ProRes DCPs. how big were the raws?

might actually give the 4444 a shot on my tv

[cian onus @cianonus]

@gaIpsycho do a mangaka/filmmaker - Daisuke Ichiba

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@gaIpsycho finally a good array of films.

will I post my 9? ofc not. I am like that.

[Dalkey Archive Press @Dalkey_Archive]

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[cian onus @cianonus]

@lizetteratura do share oomfie 😭 I been reading John of John. I still have a couple unread shortlisters (The Disappearers and Black Bag) but rn my bets are on John or MWFTK (I think the King will win imo). The Strout is very trite shallow stuff, and felt similar about the Harrison too.

[cian onus @cianonus]

money on Can Xue

[Andrei @TheUntranslated]

Nobel Prize in Literature 2026 Predictions

Reply with just one prediction. When the prize is awarded, we'll see who was right.

[Brian Robert Moore @BrianRobMoore]

Oct. 8: He's been on a real prize run, but can voters still trust the Poles?? 🗳️ 👑

[Andrei @TheUntranslated]

'Neuromaniac', le roman le plus fou de la rentrée littéraire

https://t.co/tQaQRWelPE

[cian onus @cianonus]

@bartlebytaco i am like your dad

[sebastian castillo @bartlebytaco]

my father and i found the aquarium underwhelming and depressing. “i hate this experience,” he says

[du côté de chez rob @ragandboneshop]

classic of 20C persian lit; unreliable narrator par excellence, with a wonderful sense of mise-en-abîme, a kind of möbius-strip of a narrative in which hallucinatory, opium-mediated events, characters, phrases recur and recur. a great discovery.

[A.V. Marraccini @saintsoftness]

My students start Berger’s “Ways of Seeing” Tuesday and in addition to the examples in Chapters 1-2 he includes, I use a lot of Ren Hang photographs as a case study. I think some of you might like his work a lot— I hope it continues to gain momentum in museums and galleries.

[tom @tomidispenser]

Been dreaming about donkeys ever since i started this book

[cian onus @cianonus]

@BrianRobMoore we might not make it to pub day if you keep spoiling us like that!

[Brian Robert Moore @BrianRobMoore]

@ryanhasbadtaste @iprimaa Also allowed to do spoilers because of what Adam Mars-Jones wrote: always—tragically, farcically—a rerun 🙏

[cian onus @cianonus]

@lizetteratura phew, been maybe 10 years since I read this one. No one does it like Austen.

[Brian Robert Moore @BrianRobMoore]

The way the scene of Benjamin's death is revealed in Michele Mari's All the Iron in the Eiffel Tower, my god... One of the most emotional and haunting things I've ever translated. Will now be on my mind all day.

"Now we're almost good and through, now we're almost at Portbou..."