brutalism of the mind - by Brandon - sweater weather
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Photo by Pavel Nekoranec on Unsplash Hello friends— First, un petit update. I did a little interview about my story “Otto” over at the Southeast Review. So if you want a behind the scenes look at how that story came to be, go check it out! also, un petit little news: I’m writing introductions for two Edith Wharton books. A new edition of The Writing of Fiction (!!!) and The Custom of the Country. More tk. The novel takes place in an unnamed town in an unnamed country during an unnamed year. Characters have no names and no faces. They exist only in relation to the narrator, who refers to…
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