WRITING WITHOUT PAPER
Writing Without Paper features interviews with artists, writers, and poets; poetry; book reviews; memorable keepsake quotes; and occasional essays.
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'Who Knows One' by Debra Cash (opens the original)
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Bird Lands (opens the original)
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The Sunday Quote (opens the original)
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I think sublimation is one of the most interesting and most important things in life, at least if you’re trying to make art. To force an energy, that wants to go in one direction, into a completely other direction—I don’t know what life would be without this power.~ Sheila HetiNotesQuoted from Cressida Leyshon, “Sheila Heti on the Mystery of Lust” (Interview) in “This Week in Fiction Newsletter” (Subscriber Edition) at The New Yorker, Ju
Kate Schmitt's 'Singing Bones' (opens the original)
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'If You Cannot Say GENOCIDE' (opens the original)
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