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Puddle

A splish and a splosh
Two feet together jumping
His welly boots on






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'There is, of course, no mandate that Rooney populate the landscape of her fiction with fat bodies as some kind of feint toward inclusion. But consider a reversal: if another writer, even one of Rooney’s stature, populated her novels with a similar number of fat characters, that stylistic choice would be interrogated in a way that Rooney’s is not.'

Emma Specter puts Sally Rooney's on the scales.

https://www.vogue.co.uk/article/why-are-all-the-characters-in-sally-rooneys-novels-so-thin

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autumn forest walk
every path has its puddle
food for thought

- puddle






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Wings

A blur of feathers
The flock rising all together
Darkening the sky






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More – this time to Patrick Cash, who has won the 2024 Creative Future Writers’ Award for with his forthcoming Kai, 'a queer love story exploring identity, vulnerability and prejudice, as a student forms a relationship with his deaf drug dealer and uncovers unexpected tenderness beneath his tough exterior'.

https://www.creativefuture.org.uk/new-story/2024-writers-award-winners-announced/

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northern wind
against the moonlit sky
flapping crane wings

- wings






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northern wind
against the moonlit night sky
flapping crane wings

- wings






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Can confront the horror of the war in ? On the @fictionable Susan Muaddi Darraj explains how she's unable to look away.

Catch it at https://www.fictionable.world/podcasts/susan-muaddi-darraj-fiction-short-story-gaza or via and more…

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Laughter

Smiling and giggling
Just innocent amusement
Nearly two years old






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sunny autumn day
the children outside produce
a gale of laughter

- laughter






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On the @fictionable Samantha Harvey talks about her Booker-shortlisted Orbital and makes the case for making stuff up.

Catch it at https://www.fictionable.world/podcasts/samantha-harvey-fiction-short-story/ or via and more…

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Twilight

Birds are flying home
Bats stretch and start to take wing
A lonely owl hoots






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Another first... Today my first two haiku are published in Cold Moon Journal. Thank you, editor Roberta Beach Jacobson for selecting my work.😃 👇🏽

https://coldmoonjournal.blogspot.com/

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'When I test Roy’s ideas against my own life, I find that they fit somewhat well.'

Joshua Rothman reflects on the sociologist Olivier Roy's The Crisis of Culture:

https://www.newyorker.com/culture/open-questions/is-culture-dying

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Cooling

An apple betty
Some left over for tomorrow
Waiting to be fridged






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'But if my novel displayed none of the usual commercial trappings—not even a bar code, because I had no intention of selling it—how then would I reach readers?'

Philip Graham turns self-publisher and distributes his latest novel by hand across the US:

https://themillions.com/2024/09/a-mystery-in-the-shape-of-a-book-free-library.html

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indian summer day
a cooling down breeze
as evening falls

- cooling






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Pumpkin

Big, orange and alien
An imported tradition
We carved a turnip






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Over at the Literary Saloon, Michael Orthofer cites the on how are saving emissions by making skinnier

https://www.complete-review.com/saloon/archive/202409b.htm#fc2

'I would certainly love to see a move away from hardcovers,' Orthoder says, 'certainly for fiction. Mass-market-paperback originals for all!'

But what do you think? Is it time to wave goodbye to the hardback book?

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