Eleanor Fuller
@eleanorfuller.bsky.social
Winner Far Horizons Award for Short Fiction 2023; finalist Fiddlehead Short Fiction Prize 2023 & Cambridge Short Story Prize 2024. Edith Wharton WiR 2024. Words: The Waxed Lemon, The Moth, Malahat, The New Quarterly & other lovelies. CCA-funded sabbatical!
The evolution of societies and religions, according to Bataille, has tended toward the [....] predominance of the instrumental domain, in which human beings become masters over nature, but are themselves subordinated to systems of useful production. Like water in water www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v1...
Susan Rubin Suleiman · Like water in water
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Spanish crochet teacher Eva Pacheco and her students created a street canopy in crochet and knitting, making welcome shade for the community of Alhaurín de la Torre, Malaga #WomensArt
make sure you submit to the correct email address ... anything not sent to the correct editor will not be considered anything that does not conform to the criteria will not be considered anything that arrives outside of the submission window dates will not be considered
minor literature[s]@minorliteratures.bsky.social · 5d agosubmissions for fiction, essays and experimental texts open tomorrow ... general info here: minorliteratures.com/submissions/
why should any one give chase to that hated fish! Away with me! let us fly these deadly waters! let us home!
Book mail. Can't wait for this to plan my syllabus for me... 😆 Okay, more seriously, Bronwen & John are amazing, and this promises to be a go-to resource.
Lovely Sora having a stroll about the park; why lovely Sora should not have a stroll about the park
Happy (nearly) Halfway Day for our novel/novella book submissions period! If you've got a 100pg (or more) novella or a novel looking for a home, we've got a reading team and editor who are hoping they'll read your book before subs close at 11:59pm CT on Sept 1! splitlippress.submittable.com/submit
. . . the idea of a poetry that rises from the movement from the outswirling curves and imaginary figures . . . (Happily exploring Robert Duncan's work for the first time) www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazi...
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Some big news – Channel is now Channel Press CLG 🌱 Follow our work and check out our new call for submissions at channelpress.ie.
Such a thrill to see MIDNIGHT AT THE SALTMARSH 🌕🌊 for sale in the wonderful @booksupstairs.bsky.social 📚 💫✨ @thegallerypress.bsky.social
Just a week left to submit your very best poetry to #TheMarrowPoetry Issue Eight! Please read the submission guidelines carefully. We very much look forward to reading your work 🤩 themarrowpoetry.com/submissions #submissioncall #internationalpoetry #poetrycommunity
Book mail. Can't wait for this to plan my syllabus for me... 😆 Okay, more seriously, Bronwen & John are amazing, and this promises to be a go-to resource.
Fields Of Mauve. 21°C and blue skies. Phacelia
La carte postale / The Postcard - 1960 #artbots #magritte
One where I consider the overlap between Italo Calvino’s Il barone rampante and Kiran Desai’s Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard—exploring themes such as capitalism, colonialism, and what eco-consciousness might look like in our contemporary times: www.asymptotejournal.com/blog/2026/07...
(In)habiting Arboreal Cosmos: Where Calvino meets Desai - Asymptote Blog
. . . the Italian Cosimo and the Indian Sampath portray, in varying valences, what eco-consciousness may look like in our contemporary times.
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"But was young Boasthard's fear vanquished by Calmer's words? No, for he had in his bosom a spike named Bitterness which could not by words be done away." -- Ulysses, James Joyce #reading
Sorry if we’re becoming annoying, with our exhortations to subscribe to our little chapbooks. But hey, we need you. And besides, we’re relatively new here and it’s harder to make friends than it used to be on the old Twitter! Anyway, we’re a tiny Indy press, looking for short story lovers. #BookSky
Sunburnt Saints Publishing@sunburntsaints.bsky.social · 3w agoA reminder that subscriptions are open. Why subs rather than sell the books individually? Because it creates a community. It helps planning & investment. It supports writers (all our writers are paid). It’s 20 quid. 4 books, one per quarter. 4 original stories. We’d love your support. Thank you.
More beautiful little single story books by Dent & Sons…
Sue Rainsford is another g14: Multitudes pamphlet. Can't wait to share it with you.
pineapple oranges, painted by ellen isham schutt, 1911
não assisti a Odisséia do Nolan ainda mas o básico da crítica da Emily Wilson parece ser que é um filme estadunidense de "shoot and cry" onde um soldado se sente mal pelas suas atrocidades e é redimido pelos próprios sentimentos. considerando que o bsky gringo adorou, acho que ela deve estar certa.
The piece that launched a thousand posts. Read what @emilyrcwilson.bsky.social actually said here: www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
rosa@rosamundalongholes.bsky.social · 7d agoI went back to Emily Wilson's piece to see if I could find where she, presumably, criticizes Nolan's film for its unfaithfulness to the original text, and got four paragraphs in before finding the exact opposite.
The wonderfully named Glasgow Salad on Clyde Street. One of the Maggies Art Trail Scotties, it was created by Barnie using a design based on the classic bag of chips wrapped in newspaper. #glasgow #publicart #scottiesinthecity #Clydestreet #glasgowsalad
✨ Arches National Park, Utah 🇺🇸 by Elliot McGucken
At last, the 7 film cycle of the Faerie Queene has a chance!
Jesse Hawken@jessehawken.bsky.social · last wk.Studio execs are going to want to adapt more poems for the big screen now
