Addison Zeller
@addisonzeller.bsky.social
writer / bruising for @bruisermag.com https://linktr.ee/addisonzeller
one my favorite things I've ever written, and I really cannot praise highly enough the incredible work @unpaginated.bsky.social did in printing this thing - this pamphlet, as an object, is really just incredibly satisfying to hold! Amazing images, amazing typesetting, really wonderful!
Paradise Editions@paradiseeditions.bsky.social · 2w agoNew: Vaucanson's Canard by @geoliminal.bsky.social, a hand-bound pamphlet featuring a story about 18th-century duck automatons, printed on premium French Paper with typography and photomontage by @unpaginated.bsky.social. Get a copy here: paradiseeditions.net/products/vau...
"Leon said to read Huysmans and lent me his battered Against Nature, riddled with bookstore stickers and stars scribbled next to key sentences; the prose was too dense for me then, but I recognized something Leon had said in a bar once..." — Addison Zeller https://www.havehashad.com/g3003
Leon by Addison Zeller
I drifted for a while—evicted, sleeping on park benches, air mattresses (half a year in a laundry room—$100 a month for the privilege); I stole little notebooks from the university bookstore and…
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"There is no way I am the first to think of cities as an ongoing symphony, without beginning or end, each of us playing our part. It would explain my fascination with these maps too, which could be considered sheet music..." 🔥 from Alvin Lu https://www.havehashad.com/fygve
Second Violin by Alvin Lu
There is no way I am the first to think of cities as an ongoing symphony, without beginning or end, each of us playing our part. It would explain my fascination with these maps too, which could be…
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Selection of illustrations from Variae Architecturae Formae (1636), a series of architectural studies after the works of Hans Vredeman de Vries, a Dutch Renaissance architect, painter, and engineer: publicdomainreview.org/collection/v...
Interior view of the so-called College des Anfictions, from Different views of Paestum https://www.artic.edu/artworks/64569/
Goya's Diogenes. no lo encontraras (you won't find him)
A little Odysseus micro out today at the fabulous Michigan City Review of Books, thanks to the wonderful Bobby Vanecko (a man of many devices). Hope you’ll give it a glance mcrb.neocities.org/nostos
New work out today in @thedodgemag.bsky.social; it is about, among other things, Shrimp Jesus thedodgemag.com/summer-2026-...
in The Dodge Magazine, Summer Issue, translation by Tobias Ryan of L'enfant de Goya (Libres Cahiers pour la psychanalyse, 2012). thedodgemag.com/summer-2026-...
Very pleased to share The Garden, a story that took over four years and multiple complete overhauls to write, with you today. thedodgemag.com/summer-2026-... Thanks to @thedodgemag.bsky.social for believing.
Visit the strange halls of art by ______ at the link in bio 🖼️ “Four Paintings by ______ (1928-1999)”: A Haunted, Microfictive Gallery by @addisonzeller.bsky.social #babyeatbooks heavyfeatherreview.org/2026/07/14/1...
“Four Paintings by ______ (1928-1999)”: A Haunted, Microfictive Gallery by Addison Zeller
The Loud Aviatrix (1957) In the foreground, a crowd of well-wishers plug their ears and wince. A number of young girls seem particularly excited, judging from the jaunty angles of their novelty avi…
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There's a fresh new micro up for you at @hfr.bsky.social right now. Hope you’ll run your gimlet eye across it heavyfeatherreview.org/2026/07/14/1...
“Four Paintings by ______ (1928-1999)”: A Haunted, Microfictive Gallery by Addison Zeller
The Loud Aviatrix (1957) In the foreground, a crowd of well-wishers plug their ears and wince. A number of young girls seem particularly excited, judging from the jaunty angles of their novelty avi…
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The most patriotic thing you can do today is read my new story for Keep Planning 🇺🇸🦅
KEEP PLANNING@keep-planning.net · 2mo ago#055 – "Electric Cemetery" by Chris Scott (@iamchrisscott.bsky.social)
Very glad to have a new story "In a God's Hand" up in the ever potent KEEP PLANNING
KEEP PLANNING@keep-planning.net · 3mo ago#054 – "In a God's Hand" by Samuel M. Moss (@perfidiousscript.bsky.social)
Thrilled to be back in the pages of the one and only ergot. Here’s Carla Tells Me About Her Dreams…
ergot.@ergot.bsky.social · 3mo ago"Most of the dreams Carla describes to me are about people from her life. Children and grandchildren...Her eternally upset mother. Old friends, dead friends." Today on ergot.: 'Carla Tells Me About Her Dreams' by Chris Scott @iamchrisscott.bsky.social www.ergot.press/authors/Chri...
Translated three strange poems for one of the best spots around. They’re real short, so why not give them a look? mcrb.neocities.org/morgenstern
Duane Michals / Self-Portrait Asleep in the Tomb of Mereruka at Sakkara, 1978
have some new fiction in ergot. today! a man who was very insistent about buying you a drink now really wants to tell you about his job at a place that isn't a prison. he's sure you're a dog person. you really hope he isn't going anywhere with this...
ergot.@ergot.bsky.social · 3mo ago"Yeah, I work with kids. I love kids. Little angels, I call ‘em..." Today on ergot. 'Man With a Dog Who Barks at Nothing' by David. C. Porter @davidcporter.net www.ergot.press/authors/Davi...
“Berger is faithful throughout his work to the idea that looking at the world can lead to changing it.” I wrote about John Berger for @bookpostusa.bsky.social books.substack.com/p/review-mic...
Review: Michael Robbins on John Berger
Berger is faithful throughout his work to the idea that looking at the world can lead to changing it
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