Writersnoonereads.tumblr.com Website Review

Highlighting forgotten, neglected, abandoned, forsaken, unrecognized, unacknowledged, overshadowed, out-of-fashion, under-translated writers. Has no one read your books? You are in good company. At the time of this writing, the extent of Piñera’s work in print in English is a play and only a handful of poems, despite the fact that he was a prolific writer of short stories, many of which are included in Eridanos Library’s collection, Cold Tales Kit Schluter for introducing me to Piñera’s work, which often reads like a more macabre Julio Cortazar. > I wrote “The Evenings” because I was convinced I had to write > it: that seems to me a good enough reason. I hoped that ten of my > friends would accept a free copy, and that twenty people would buy > the book out of pity and ten others by mistake. Things turned out I think fans of Robert Walser would love this book. The vivid dream sequences called to mind David Lynch more than anything. It was taken of 72-year-old Zora Raeburn who wrote novels and sent them to publishers for 30 years, with no acceptances – she is pictured here Part of the exhibit Reality is a Di*ty Word: Photographs by Ken Russell at Proud Galleries, Chelsea, 1 December - 3 January No one reads the fiction of graphic design legend WILLIAM ADDISON DWIGGINS, because it is impossible to find. I stumbled upon this writing, his admiration for his contemporary, Lord Dunsany.” (Pictured above are the cover and an illustration from this book.) Bruce Kennett, from his article The Private Press Activities of William Addison Dwiggins nature, Dwiggins (‘WAD’) often used humor to drive home points that he wished to make about serious topics. He produced articles and essays under his own name or that of his imaginary colleague, Dr. Hermann Püterschein. He wrote plays for his marionettes, then watched as they were performed in a purpose-built theater of his own design. Dwiggins also wrote a series of fantasy tales—‘THE ATHALINTHIA