We have discovered a planet. It is weighty, with burning hot rivers. It is alone in space. If there are black willow trees there, I could eat a sandwich.
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We have discovered a planet. It is weighty, with burning hot rivers. It is alone in space. If there are black willow trees there, I could eat a sandwich.
if you wanna read it!!!! florida dirtbags forever
www.vulture.com/article/revi...
man people dismiss or ignore or talk shit about south carolina as they do with so many places in the south, it's one of those places liberals say "move away!" about but that's nonsense talk and this is a beautiful expression of righteous anger
www.theguardian.com/books/2021/j...
"Poetry also taught me that writing is music scored for the breath, a music saturated with meaning. And that this meaning makes itself syllable by syllable, star by star in a constellation that can only reveal itself at the speed a reader’s eyes move over paper." KAREN!!!
lithub.com/karen-russel...
Love this magazine. Go Kate!
Please friends. The star wars joke was last night. Now the wars are over. The stars won. They are giant masses of plasma and they beat us fair and square. We have to stop living in the past
simply essential reading. drop everything and give it your time, for which it will repay you at least double.
“Dan Leach has wonderfully pulled off a new New South picaresque novel: bold, imaginative, poignant while still being awfully damn funny.” —Mark Richard, author of The Ice at the Bottom of the World
“Brimming with tenderness, humor, and literary brio, Junah at the End of the World is a short novel with a big heart. Dan Leach deftly bridges schoolyard sagas of crushes and bullies, with existential insight into the human experience. Through Junah’s twelve-year-old eyes, we see the world anew—even as it is poised to (maybe) end—which makes for storytelling that is as poignant as it is surprising.” —Allegra Hyde, author of The Last Catastrophe
“Dan Leach has managed to write a hilarious and touching novel about grieving for a dying world. Junah at the End of the World is a period piece that echoes our own age of anxiety rendered with mercy and love. Dan Leach is a bold new voice from the South, among my favorite writers working today.” —Michael Bible, author of The Ancient Hours
“A time capsule for dreamers and punks. Junah at the End of the World curates the secrets of love, faith, and coming-of-age in Carolina at the turn of the millennium.” —Stephen Hundley, author of Bomb Island
Sharing some blurbs for JUNAH AT THE END OF THE WORLD by Dan Leach, out June 17! hubcity.org/junah
From Kaveh Akbar's book, Calling a Wolf a Wolf.
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