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New novel, Loren Ipsum (@dodoink, 2025). Editor in Chief @3ammagazine. Neurodivergent. Represented by @SarahSuch at the Sarah Such Literary Agency
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The Rhyl Deal

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Just a few thoughts upon reading Tom McCarthy‘s forthcoming The Rhyl Poster. Tom McCarthy’s The Rhyl Poster is, in my opinion, one of his very best novels to date, like a Graham Greene rewritten by DeLillo with a little help from Ballard. Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Remainder, his debut, opened with a reference to Simon Critchley’s work.
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Unexpressing the Expressible: A Manifesto of Sorts

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This was the afterword to my non-fiction collection, Unwords (Dodo Ink, 2024): The one thing that seems to unite all poets, according to Mary Ruefle, is a yearning to enter the world ‘everybody else lives in’ and from which they feel excluded. Theodor Adorno defines writing as a dwelling for those who have lost their homeland. Lavinia Greenlaw has come to understand that each new book she writes ‘is a home’, hence the profound sadness she feels following publication.
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Christopher Webb - Beware the Baguette

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Beware the Baguette By Subscribe or Sign In to read the full article For People Who Devour Books
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