Daniel Davis Wood
@danieldaviswood.bsky.social
Author of BLOOD AND BONE and AT THE EDGE OF THE SOLID WORLD. Guiding force at ThisIsSplice.co.uk. Fiction Editor at www.3ammagazine.com.
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Thanks, @beyondthezero.bsky.social, for having @danieldaviswood.bsky.social and I on to talk about past and future favorites.
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December 2, 2024 at 6:18 PM
Thanks, @beyondthezero.bsky.social, for having @danieldaviswood.bsky.social and I on to talk about past and future favorites.
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Loved this chat @beyondzero.bsky.social, in particular @danieldaviswood.bsky.social’s top 5 (Heti/Pawson/Lutz/Biles/N Turner if you want a shortcut!)
On Nicholas Turner: “NOBODY else could have written the sentences in this book…his similes are out-of-this-world”
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On Nicholas Turner: “NOBODY else could have written the sentences in this book…his similes are out-of-this-world”
www.patreon.com/posts/bristo...
Bristol Vaudrin and Daniel Davis Wood | Beyond The Zero Podcast
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December 1, 2024 at 9:03 PM
Loved this chat @beyondzero.bsky.social, in particular @danieldaviswood.bsky.social’s top 5 (Heti/Pawson/Lutz/Biles/N Turner if you want a shortcut!)
On Nicholas Turner: “NOBODY else could have written the sentences in this book…his similes are out-of-this-world”
www.patreon.com/posts/bristo...
On Nicholas Turner: “NOBODY else could have written the sentences in this book…his similes are out-of-this-world”
www.patreon.com/posts/bristo...
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Good thread on that thing everyone’s raging about
What's interesting about this trend for book marketing AI companies—who secure £Xmil in seed funding, get a write-up in the Bookseller, and will now wither away, leaving only a slime trail of AI generated goop across the surface of culture—is mainly what it says about capital’s engagement with books
Least surprising photo line up of all time
November 26, 2024 at 9:00 AM
Good thread on that thing everyone’s raging about
“The world betrays everyone—the key is how we react to that. ... We fight our temperaments for decades and maybe we don’t let go until it’s in our interest, but what if our interests become passionless?” — @greggerkesocrates.bsky.social in Q&A Mark de Silva: markdesilva.substack.com/p/souls-of-g...
Souls of Grit
A Conversation with Greg Gerke
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November 25, 2024 at 8:53 PM
“The world betrays everyone—the key is how we react to that. ... We fight our temperaments for decades and maybe we don’t let go until it’s in our interest, but what if our interests become passionless?” — @greggerkesocrates.bsky.social in Q&A Mark de Silva: markdesilva.substack.com/p/souls-of-g...
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For a dissenting view of Everett's James (as well as a positive notice of Harvey's Orbital), see Tom LeClair's piece in Open Letters Review: openlettersreview.com/posts/orbita...
Orbital by Samantha Harvey & James by Percival Everett: — Open Letters Review
Critic Tom LeClair reflects on two major prize-noticed new novels
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November 25, 2024 at 5:13 PM
For a dissenting view of Everett's James (as well as a positive notice of Harvey's Orbital), see Tom LeClair's piece in Open Letters Review: openlettersreview.com/posts/orbita...
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Camilla Grudova, ladies and gentlemen:
November 23, 2024 at 2:30 PM
Camilla Grudova, ladies and gentlemen:
First snow alongside the Tweed.
November 23, 2024 at 12:54 PM
First snow alongside the Tweed.
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I'd be interested to hear about the best book you read during 2024 that you have not seen widely reviewed or praised, that has gone under the radar. A work that deserves more attention.
Newspapers and mags have their end of year round ups coming out and they rarely surprise.
Please surprise me.
Newspapers and mags have their end of year round ups coming out and they rarely surprise.
Please surprise me.
November 17, 2024 at 10:29 PM
I'd be interested to hear about the best book you read during 2024 that you have not seen widely reviewed or praised, that has gone under the radar. A work that deserves more attention.
Newspapers and mags have their end of year round ups coming out and they rarely surprise.
Please surprise me.
Newspapers and mags have their end of year round ups coming out and they rarely surprise.
Please surprise me.
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One of my favorite online literary contexts, always beautifully and invisibly curated
I'd usually leave this until year's end, but now seems like a good time for it. So here's a look back at short fiction at 3:AM in 2024: one shout-out per day until they're done, with notes on why I went for each piece. First up, J. Billings' 'Automatism': danieldaviswood.substack.com/p/3am-fictio...
November 17, 2024 at 2:08 PM
One of my favorite online literary contexts, always beautifully and invisibly curated
I'd usually leave this until year's end, but now seems like a good time for it. So here's a look back at short fiction at 3:AM in 2024: one shout-out per day until they're done, with notes on why I went for each piece. First up, J. Billings' 'Automatism': danieldaviswood.substack.com/p/3am-fictio...
November 12, 2024 at 12:46 PM
I'd usually leave this until year's end, but now seems like a good time for it. So here's a look back at short fiction at 3:AM in 2024: one shout-out per day until they're done, with notes on why I went for each piece. First up, J. Billings' 'Automatism': danieldaviswood.substack.com/p/3am-fictio...
An influx of mutuals from that other site on here feels like a freshening breeze. Hopefully more will follow. For sure the old place is beyond hope now. Might as well give this one a go.
November 12, 2024 at 12:38 PM
An influx of mutuals from that other site on here feels like a freshening breeze. Hopefully more will follow. For sure the old place is beyond hope now. Might as well give this one a go.