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Etch To Their Own

Everybody makes a mark somewhere. These last lines, which we will maybe get to. Poetry in your inbox every Friday, poetry on here some time afterwards.

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High spirits

High Spirits: A round of drinking stories is a short story anthology revolving around drinking, drunkenness and featuring alcohol more…

C J Eggett in Etch To Their Own

Make Believe

Judson Hamilton’s The New Make Believe from Dostoyevsky Wannabe mixes odd, meaningful places with crunchy names and concepts with a…

C J Eggett in Etch To Their Own

Freshening Up

This week I have been particularly interested in Rachel Khong’s The Freshening, published in The Paris Review. It’s a sci-fi tale of…

C J Eggett in Etch To Their Own

Ghost Hotline

When reading and relaying something about Anne Carson, there’s an urge to simply say: yes, it is her, more of her, in the way you expect tickling the same parts of your brain.

With issue two of The Well Review (which is very good in itself) came with a lovingly put together pamphlet by Anne Carson…

C J Eggett in Etch To Their Own

girls too proud to climb trees

It being a bank holiday in the UK means that the world is off-kilter, every day for the next four will…

C J Eggett in Etch To Their Own

When Every Single Truth Was Known

Facial Recognition by Rana Dasgupta is a collection of vignettes from a world where widespread…

C J Eggett in Etch To Their Own

Much like god in the end.

This week, I have been reading Lynn Mitchell’s The Red Beach Hut as a kind of palate cleanser to last week’s Amygdalatropolis.

Last week’s novel did leave me kind of ruined by the absolute outpouring of filth that seemed deeply real — because everything/nothing is real/matters…

C J Eggett in Etch To Their Own

After the world ends, you are going to fall in love again

C J Eggett in Etch To Their Own

Canon, Liberated

Liberating The Cannon, a new anthology edited by Isabel Waidner and published by Dostoyevsky Wannabe (under their Experimental mark) sets out to present the intersection of queer experience and experimental writing. The anthology takes its first cue from classism throughout, presenting experimental…

C J Eggett in Etch To Their Own

Visions of Miami

This week has been filled with me dipping in and out of A Vision. It’s something I should have read a long time ago, rather than…