Sublunary Editions

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Independent publisher based in Seattle, WA, devoted to small books of unmissable writing.

Jonathan Williams’s The Jargon Society posing at Art World in Winston-Salem in 1987, with the sign James Harold Jennings made for the JS offices. « Otis Baby » one of several mascots made by Martha Nelson. Photo credit: Roger Manley. Image from Martrich’s ‘Shy of the Squirrel’s Foot’, p. 87.

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“On a hazy November morning, I saw Marcel Proust asleep unto eternity on his narrow bed, in his bare and silent room…” For the commemoration of 102 years since his death, three texts on Proust by Anna de Noailles, translated last year for @sublunary.bsky.social sublunaryeditions.com/magazine/thr...

Sublunary Editions | Independent publisher

Seattle-based publisher of literary fiction, poetry, criticism, and more.

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I wrote about Márcia Barbieri’s “The Whore” (@sublunary.bsky.social) for the @clereviewbooks.bsky.social "The world that has fucked you into oblivion can be fucked in turn; the blood that seeps from the wounded leftovers of humanity is just as wet as anything else."

This Macabre, Whirling Orgy: On Márcia Barbieri’s “The Whore” — Cleveland Review of Books

The world that has fucked you into oblivion can be fucked in turn.

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"...[Calvino] recommended that new forms be attempted, agile and concise, forms that were brief yet dense in content. In some way, Italo Calvino was recom­mending us all to become Monterrosos." —Enrique Vila-Matas (intro to THE GOLD SEEKERS, tr. Jessica Sequeira)

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Out next week, Augusto Monterroso’s THE GOLD SEEKERS, an autobiography in fragments of the author’s formative years in the shadow of geopolitical upheaval in Central America. Translated, of course, by Jessica Sequeira. Pre-orders begin shipping today!

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