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(NEW REVIEW) @richardcapener3 boldly sifts through the textual detritus of Andrea Mason's Waste Extractions (@brokensleep, 2022), tracing the elements it might have touched on its way to becoming 'a glorious mess of narratives'. https://t.co/Kjz5BFtttf

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(NEW REVIEW) Diclinous Think Junk: Terra Forming, by Chloë Proctor 🍃🗑🤖 @ChloProc's Terra Forming (@brokensleep, 2023), is a textual flowering, sporous, generative, digging into the mulch: @BenAPhilipps traverses the work’s many pluralities...' https://t.co/M2spBX5Uda

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(NEW REVIEW) 'Brown’s multiverse is raggedly, luridly stitched into the pleats of her poems. Maybe it’s not just a high thrills cinematic trope but actually how it feels to have a brain in the 2020s.' @mariaxrose on @savannahbrown's Closer Baby Closer. https://t.co/OC9Iuu2hba

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(NEW REVIEW) @danielewicz__ articulates a critique of Sally Rooney’s Beautiful World, Where Are You, a novel that set out to examine ‘aesthetics and political crisis’, whilst also carrying a romanticising impulse which centres the privileged few. https://www.spamzine.co.uk/post/review-beautiful-world-yet-to-be-imagined-beautiful-world-where-are-you-by-sally-rooney

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(NEW REVIEW) 🤖🌞🤖 This review on Kazuo Ishiguro's Klara and the Sun (@FaberBooks, 2021) was recorded as a conversation between @danielewicz__ & Frank Polatch and transcribed by software with machine learning capacity. https://www.spamzine.co.uk/post/review-klara-and-the-sun-by-kazuo-ishiguro

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(NEW EPISODE) 💌 Our next instalment of Brilliant Vibrating Interface features a conversation with Aischa Daughtery about her lesbian love letters anthology, This is How We Love + queer archives, posting & more. @EdMorganTrust @mariaxrose @kirsty_jean_ https://t.co/J3iZcSZTF6

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