Tag: books
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Midnight Grotesques announcement
I am excited, surprised, befuddled – but mainly excited – to be able to announce that Midnight Grotesques will be published by Sublunary Editions in 2023. What is Midnight Grotesques? MG is a project that US-based artist Michelle Lynn Dyrness and I worked on in a hallucinatory, cross-border collaboration in year two of the pandemic, Read.
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926 Years reviews + more II
Couple of recent reviews have appeared and both really get to the meat of 926 Years. Read That Nevertheless Sky We All Live Below by Edwin Turner. Read An Obscure Constellation by Daniel Davis Wood. Turner and Davis Wood follow different paths but come to similar conclusions. From David Wood: “To all intents and purposes, Read.
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On ‘Fiction as seduction’
So here’s that other thing I hinted at in the post on my review of The Fool: my interview with French writer Anne Serre has been published by Asymptote. Fiction as Seduction is part five of my eight questions with writers series. Won’t go into too much detail but I’ve done the work on way Read.
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On the occasion of the announcement of the forthcoming publication of Letter to the Author of the Letter to the Father
I have a book coming out. That’s a sentence I’ve wanted to be able to write for, I don’t know, over a decade now, but, before March this year, wasn’t something I thought I’d be able to say seriously any time soon – if ever. But Transmission Press have spent the period since then patiently Read.
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On 2016
My reading year in review, in which I lament this awful year, is up now at 3:AM. I’ll be burning thigh bones for the rest of December in the hope of an improved 2017. Read.
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On the 12 best books of 2012
You don’t know me at all. Read.
Tristan Foster 