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• » Galley Beggars in Paris

  Eloise and Sam aka Galley Beggar Press in Paris, following Lucy Ellmann‘s wonderful appearance at Shakespeare and Company yesterday.

• » Call for Fiction

    For the month of January, 3:AM Magazine will be open for fiction submissions that are 1,000 to 5,000 words in length, double-spaced, and in Word format. For qualitative guidance, consider the stories we published in 2019. Send your work to mark.desub@gmail.com; if we are interested in publishing your story, you will hear from us […]

• » Transgressive Cultures Conference in Paris

  Transgressive Cultures 2019, schedule. 5th December, 2019. 9:00 Welcome coffee and introduction Jack Sargeant Phd Session One: 9:15 Jeremy Bell Eros noir: On the Aesthetic Anthropology of Transgression 9:55 Laurence Thompson SELVA OSCURA Dante and the Shadow Canon 10:35 Nicholas Martin The Downtown Collection: Experimental, Outsider and Transgressive Cultures at NYU Libraries. Break 11:10 – […]

• » The Missing Links

  According to Rob Doyle, Serotonin “reanimates the long-felt suspicion that each Houellebecq novel is an instalment in the biography of the author’s penis”. * Eimear McBride on why the novel matters: “The novelist must never deceive themself with the idea that they are in charge: the novel is. And this is not always an easy […]

• » Love Bites Launch!

  Love Bites (Dostoyevsky Wannabe), edited by Tomoé Hill, C.D. Rose and yours truly, will be launched in Manchester (where else?) next week. Hosted by the mighty C.D. Rose himself, there will be readings from @emmaZbolland, @JonathanMKemp, @zimZalla, @CuriosoTheGreat and more. Be there or be sober! When: Saturday 5th October 6.30-11 pm. Where: Gullivers, 109 Oldham […]

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