Tristan Foster

Tag: reading

  • On ‘The Dreamer I + II’

    My pieces The Dreamer I and The Dreamer II have been published in MAP Magazine. These essays are part of the series A Year of Carte Blanche and Other Chimeras, commissioned by my impossible friend Daniela Cascella who is guest editor at MAP. I told D that lockdowns and an indefinite pandemic were killing my Read.

  • On ‘Who Needs Anything Anymore?’

    I have published a piece on Medium titled Who Needs Anything Anymore? — about writing, reading and technology during the pandemic. This piece has existed in various incarnations for almost 12 months now, and, maybe tellingly, no where has been especially interested in publishing it. But I really wanted it out of my head and Read.

  • Faulkner on the Balcony audio

    Quick one. This is the recording of a reading from 27 August 2018 of my short story Faulkner On The Balcony, originally published in Burning House Press. Forgot about it, don’t remember why I made it, but found it the other day in my voice memos. Read.

  • On the 12 best books of 2012

    You don’t know me at all. Read.

  • On tarcutta wake

    The kind of writing that makes me want to write, right now, and write better. I finished it with the thought that I want to read one very long piece with the same texture as these short pieces and if Josephine writes a very long piece, and I hope she one day does, I will Read.