Tim Horvath
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Italo Calvino was born 102 years ago today. He was a writer of delights, a fighter of fascism, and possessor of a mind always curious and subtle. Although he died in 1985, he was so far ahead of his times that his work feels like a map of our Invisible Cities and a guide to our Crossed Destinies.
Happy pub days live here--can't wait to read Amber Sparks's new novel!
My book comes out today! It’s sad and funny and a little spooky and a lot mysterious and very weird, and you can buy it wherever fine books are sold in indie stores bookshop.org/p/books/happ...
Soooo looking forward to this!
Oh no--sorry to hear this!
Great choice! Love this story.
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Never noticed "the blues" in there before.
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THE POEMS: A NOVELLA by William Walsh | *out now*
Amazing news, Joy--congrats! Looking forward to hearing all about it!
So sorry to hear about this. Apart from his endless curiosity and book acumen and ceaseless support of small presses, Dan offered such a generous vision of what literary community could mean and be. Such a loss.
Really like the song, too!
I first read Carver (much too young) on an outing with my dad to the beach. Any time I read a Carver story I expect sand to fall out of the pages!
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The ASU Worldbuilding Initiative returns this Wednesday with "Cones and Caution: The Precarity of Signaling the Future"! How might the meaning of language or symbols change over time? Is it possible to exactly express ourselves across great spans of time? (Free and open to the public! Livestreamed!)
Cones and Caution: The Precarity of Signaling the Future | ASU Events
If you need to leave a message for the people of the future, what you want to say might not be as important as how you say it, and where, and using what medium. How might the meaning of written langua...
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I feel like this is basically the origin story of the Grateful Dead.
So true! Books like to talk and mingle and hang out with one another. I've never seen a tab come out of its cubicle, not even for lunch.
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It will be available at Water Street Bookstore, yes?
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Boston-area folks, I am so excited to host a conversation with my dear friend @ambersparks.bsky.social about her new novel HAPPY PEOPLE DON'T LIVE HERE at @harvardbookstore.bsky.social on October 16. I hope you'll join us! www.harvard.com/event/amber-...
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And counter-movements--my own instinct would be to carve out the long vertical along one of the edges.
This is how artistic movements start.
Never heard of this, but fascinating! I like the first comment about an "alternative universe."