minor literature[s]
@minorliteratures.bsky.social
https://minorliteratures.com/
including some remarks on @minorliteratures.bsky.social
badaude@badaude.bsky.social · 5d agothe @bostonreview.bsky.social asked me, What Was the Internet? One thing it was (is!) is a space for literary experimentation that bypassed offline gatekeepers, now under threat. featuring 3am Magazine @minorlits.bsky.social @tobiasvryan.bsky.social www.bostonreview.net/articles/wha...
“…language, in refusing transparency, only ever shows itself as the possibility, and not the guarantee, of communication and of truth.” Read some of my thoughts on a couple of my obsessions: Václav Havel and Wim Wender’s Until the End of the World.
Frank Garrett@frankgarrett.online · last wk."It’s bad enough when historians read Benjamin!" Watch me, as the kids say, go off: heavyfeatherreview.org/2026/08/04/f.... Thanks to the lovely & talented @matthewkinlin.bsky.social for asking me hard questions and making me think, and to @hfr.bsky.social for publishing our conversation.
Make your contribution to online lit discourse your own brilliant essay. Submissions open at @minorliteratures.bsky.social for the month of August. Details can be found here: minorliteratures.com/essays/
ESSAY[S]
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the @bostonreview.bsky.social asked me, What Was the Internet? One thing it was (is!) is a space for literary experimentation that bypassed offline gatekeepers, now under threat. featuring 3am Magazine @minorlits.bsky.social @tobiasvryan.bsky.social www.bostonreview.net/articles/wha...
What Was the Internet?
As AI overtakes the web, five writers reflect on how far it’s fallen and what comes next.
bostonreview.net
"It’s bad enough when historians read Benjamin!" Watch me, as the kids say, go off: heavyfeatherreview.org/2026/08/04/f.... Thanks to the lovely & talented @matthewkinlin.bsky.social for asking me hard questions and making me think, and to @hfr.bsky.social for publishing our conversation.
“A Brief but at Times Illuminating Encounter”: Matthew Kinlin Interviews Literary Translator Frank Garrett
Frank Garrett is an independent scholar, writer, and literary translator based in Dallas, Texas. We spoke over Zoom about his projects in translation, philosophy, and specifically his ongoing work …
heavyfeatherreview.org
AND! we opened for submissions of fiction, essays and experimental texts ... all details here: minorliteratures.com/submissions/
submission[s]
We are open for submissions of reviews, interviews, extracts, beefs, and textos en español/textes en français year round. Please read submissions requirements carefully before sending your work. Fi…
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ALSO! Monthly Dispatch #37 — ft. everything we published in July, as well as our summer recs ...—went out read here: minorlits.substack.com/p/monthly-di...
Monthly Dispatch #37 — July 2026
The minor lits Summer Survival Guide
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ICYMI—last week @ minor lits ... « [E]crire protège de l’inévitable moment où passera l’éponge sur le tableau noir »: Interview avec @autreauxp.bsky.social (ENG translation below) minorliteratures.com/2026/07/28/e...
« [E]crire protège de l’inévitable moment où passera l’éponge sur le tableau noir »: Interview avec Patrick Autréaux — Cristina Politano
Patrick Autréaux est un écrivain et médecin français dont le dernier roman, Avenue des Amériques (Gallimard, 2026), retrace son ambivalence vis-à-vis de son pays d’adoption, les États-Unis. Troisiè…
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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 · 2w agosubmissions for fiction, essays and experimental texts open tomorrow ... general info here: minorliteratures.com/submissions/
submissions for fiction, essays and experimental texts open tomorrow ... general info here: minorliteratures.com/submissions/
submission[s]
We are open for submissions of reviews, interviews, extracts, beefs, and textos en español/textes en français year round. Please read submissions requirements carefully before sending your work. Fi…
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Christina Cook on Maureen Alsop ( @erratumpress.bsky.social ), minor lits summer recs & more ... — out now! minorlits.substack.com/p/monthly-di...
Monthly Dispatch #37 — July 2026
The minor lits Summer Survival Guide
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Monthly Dispatch #37 — ft. Tim MacGabhann, Michael Holt, Liza Costello ( @brokensleepbooks.bsky.social ) Valérie Manteau (tr. Claire Foster), @hadeejasouffle.bsky.social Larry Gottheim @archieislander.bsky.social @gerryfeehily.bsky.social @autreauxp.bsky.social ...
get a taster here: minorliteratures.com/2026/06/11/h...
How complete + final the feeling as I lift its curve in the net — Ellen Dillon
Note: Use of italics indicates citation. A note on sources follows the text. How complete + final the feeling In the rowboat someone whispers from the future hold your temper loosely or lik…
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Ellen Dillon@drnollid.bsky.social · 2w agoSummer sale weekend over on @brokensleepbooks.bsky.social 20% off my new one, among a host of other gems 💙 www.brokensleepbooks.com/product-page...
Raoul Vaneigem has died. He leaves us no instruction manual, thankfully – only an insistence that everyday life can still be stolen back from work, boredom and obedience: in argument, song, drink, dance, love, revolt and the invention of new poetry.
Monthly Dispatch #37 — ft. Tim MacGabhann, Michael Holt, Liza Costello ( @brokensleepbooks.bsky.social ) Valérie Manteau (tr. Claire Foster), @hadeejasouffle.bsky.social Larry Gottheim @archieislander.bsky.social @gerryfeehily.bsky.social @autreauxp.bsky.social ...
The Furrow — Valérie Manteau (tr. Claire Foster) minorliteratures.com/2026/07/30/t...
The Furrow — Valérie Manteau (tr. Claire Foster)
So, what’s new in the country of human rights? I wonder if he’s being sarcastic, but no. I try to keep up with the French press, but it seems outrageously useless and self-centred if you don’t live…
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“[W]riting protects us from the inevitable moment when the eraser wipes the blackboard clean”: An Interview with Patrick Autréaux — Cristina Politano minorliteratures.com/2026/07/28/w...
“[W]riting protects us from the inevitable moment when the eraser wipes the blackboard clean”: An Interview with Patrick Autréaux — Cristina Politano
Patrick Autréaux is a French writer and physician whose most recent novel, Avenue des Amériques (Gallimard 2026) traces his ambivalence about his adopted country, the United States. The third insta…
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« [E]crire protège de l’inévitable moment où passera l’éponge sur le tableau noir »: Interview avec @autreauxp.bsky.social — @monalisavitti.bsky.social (English translation below) minorliteratures.com/2026/07/28/e...
« [E]crire protège de l’inévitable moment où passera l’éponge sur le tableau noir »: Interview avec Patrick Autréaux — Cristina Politano
Patrick Autréaux est un écrivain et médecin français dont le dernier roman, Avenue des Amériques (Gallimard, 2026), retrace son ambivalence vis-à-vis de son pays d’adoption, les États-Unis. Troisiè…
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we will be on hiatus until September ... but plenty to look forward to ...
"Seriously, what does France even represent in the world nowadays. Human rights? We’re rotting in decadence, lobotomized by television and fear, kitsch everywhere all the time ..." The Furrow — Valérie Manteau (tr. Claire Foster) minorliteratures.com/2026/07/30/t...
The Furrow — Valérie Manteau (tr. Claire Foster)
So, what’s new in the country of human rights? I wonder if he’s being sarcastic, but no. I try to keep up with the French press, but it seems outrageously useless and self-centred if you don’t live…
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"But writing is so stupid, so solitary, you’re slouched in front of a computer all day, I don’t know how other people concentrate but it takes almost nothing to distract me ..." — Valérie Manteau (tr. Claire Foster) minorliteratures.com/2026/07/30/t...
The Furrow — Valérie Manteau (tr. Claire Foster)
So, what’s new in the country of human rights? I wonder if he’s being sarcastic, but no. I try to keep up with the French press, but it seems outrageously useless and self-centred if you don’t live…
minorliteratures.com
we will be on hiatus until September ... but plenty to look forward to ...
"Seriously, what does France even represent in the world nowadays. Human rights? We’re rotting in decadence, lobotomized by television and fear, kitsch everywhere all the time ..." The Furrow — Valérie Manteau (tr. Claire Foster) minorliteratures.com/2026/07/30/t...
The Furrow — Valérie Manteau (tr. Claire Foster)
So, what’s new in the country of human rights? I wonder if he’s being sarcastic, but no. I try to keep up with the French press, but it seems outrageously useless and self-centred if you don’t live…
minorliteratures.com
