RT @MinshullDuncan: Travis Elborough writes about GEOFF NICHOLSON, author and inspiring stroller, in the latest Caught By The River: Caugh…

RT @aworthington111: Fabrication by ⁦@vilmastuttle⁩, a recent ⁦@nightjarpress⁩ chapbook. A hall of mirrors, an atmosphere, a puzzle you can…

@flawleafclover Thank you, Stephanie :)

@AlanBeard4 @SkoobBooks @TheLondonMag Of course Al. I saw it there before I saw this. I’m mainly in the other place these days.

@QueBarbaraMary @belcorporate Yes, now I’m interesting. Now I virtually never post on so-called X.

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@StephenSmithWDS @julesburt Hopeless case.

@padrigmcg @CBeditions I shall be ordering this.

@bigsooty57 @OxfamEmporium Simply the best.

@phoebus_quietus @martinconneely2 And thank you Phoebus 😊

@martinconneely2 @phoebus_quietus Thank you Martin 😊

@Kerry2001 @polyscribe2 My German teacher suggested that a novella, eg Thomas Mann’s Tonio Kröger, is a work of prose fiction characterised by limited numbers of characters, storylines, settings etc. I don’t know if he was right, but it feels more right than definitions that depend on numbers of words.

@bushontheradio You’re missing out a vital element.

I just read Dennis Etchison’s The Dog Park walking around the local park as night fell & local people walked their dogs. It’s a great story. I reread it every few years & always forget what happens in it & what it’s about. Actually I think what it’s about changes as I get older.

RT @cliffmcnish: Huge thanks to @GiselleKLeeb for highlighting to me, @nicholasroyle for translating and esp to @Confingo for publishing th…

@brianhowell61 True. It’s become unwatchable for me. But it’s v good.

@supercity 💔