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Cărtărescu is currently working on a collection of novellas, inspired by de Chirico, Raymond Roussel, Paul Delvaux and Magritte.
Mircea Cărtărescu’s Interview for De Standaard: On Theodoros, Giorgio de Chirico, Surrealism, writing methods, literary fame, ambition, tyranny, and his work in progress
theuntranslated.wordpress.co…
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Since railways came into existence, the necessity of not missing trains has taught us to take account of minutes
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“Young men need a space where they can act traditionally masculine.”
Whaleship
“And express emotions in a healthy way.”
Whaleship
“Where they can find community.”
Whaleship
“Somewhere to gain a basic understanding of consent.”
*STARTS SQUEEZING SPERM WITH CO-LABORERS*
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Dalkey Archive Press is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Robert Coover, whom we were lucky enough to work with and publish on several occasions. He was 92.
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Today we are ecstatic to announce a literary event almost twenty years in the making:
YOUR NAME HERE, the collaborative novel by Helen DeWitt and Ilya Gridneff, will be published in 2025.
Full press release below:
deepvellum.org/news/your-nam…
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So! For everyone who’s been wheedling to buy it in pdf behind the scenes, it will be available to buy legit next year.
Replying to @Dalkey_Archive
YOUR NAME HERE is a truly remarkable novel, and we are honored that @helendewitt @IlyaGridneff, and @_triangle_house have entrusted us with the vision.
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An hour is not merely an hour, it is a vase full of scents and sounds and projects and climates, and what we call reality is a certain connexion between these immediate sensations and the memories which envelop us simultaneously with them
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It's hard to believe, but you are going to read all these books in English thanks to @DeepVellum
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I watched the trees gradually recede, waving their despairing arms, seeming to say to me: "What you fail to learn from us today, you will never know."




































