Writer in London. Fiction out on @TheWhiteReview @partisanhotel @Desperatelit
Joined May 2020
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Feeling grateful and excited to see my story "Mária" shortlisted here.
📣💫 The White Review's 2020 Short Story Prize shortlist, unveiled! You can access all the stories here: thewhitereview.org/prize/whi…. Many thanks to all our entrants (over 600!), and big congratulations to all the shortlisted writers.
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Such a gorgeous night in Milan launching the Italian ‘Shine, Darling’ (risplendi, cara). Grazie to Alberto Pellegatta & Taut Editori, & Lorenzo Mandelli for his deeply considered translation. 💛
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A FEW TICKETS REMAINING
for our @BurleyFisher reading for 'ELEVEN STORIES 2022', showcasing some of the hottest short fiction about!
If you're in London, come down!
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FOR ALL 2023 PRIZE INFO:
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✨Italian book cover reveal✨ ‘Risplendi, cara’ (shine, darling) out this summer with Taut Editori, translated by @Loremandelli. Sono felicissima!
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PARTNER JOURNALS DAY 1 🧵
First shout out is to journal & press @partisanhotel.
We've been sending them our shortlisted stories since 2019 & in short,we love them.
Read @jay_gao_'s 2022 winning story here: partisanhotel.co.uk/Jay-Gao
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"We have observed cone-shaped outgrowths at the base of the skull..."
#PoetryInAction #24 is here! Four poems by @pellegatta translated from the Italian by @Loremandelli:
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#ActionBlog #Poetry #Translation #Reading
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Coming just in time for your Wednesday coffee and danish today, the brilliant 'Mária' by @loremandelli.
If it isn't too much of a lockdown kicker, let it take you away to warm cobbles under sandal feet on a Barceloneta morning. Via @TheWhiteReview:
bit.ly/3qQ0Ct7
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In his new book George Saunders spends some time discussing whether literature boosts empathy, & is therefore a force for good. He begins in favour, then picks holes in his own position (he’s always careful to do this, which I admire), & then writes this wonderful passage: – at Hackney, London
I wrote this lockdown story last March. Sad to see it’s still relevant. But very happy to see it published here. Thanks @partisanhotel and, of course, @DesperateLit
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During lockdown I wrote a little story and it was shortlisted for this exciting prize sponsored by the Desperate Literature bookshop in Madrid. All the shortlisted stories have now been collected in a volume, which you can buy here. Vive la littérature!
🦜Our 2020 shortlist is available in .pdf for just €2.50
You get eleven absolute bangers, you support DL through Covid and all sales are shared with authors...
desperateliterature.com/prod…
Also - check out those quotes from Cusk (@FaberBooks) and @niven_govinden (@dialoguebooks)👇
