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Living Tuesday 17th

Living Tuesday 17th

C. Farr

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Cambridge Queer Press
Año de edición:
2025
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9781912622573
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Tuesday 17th is the first volume of a vast multi-part work, Living. The extant manuscript consists of more than a million words intended to evoke the chaotic and unstructured narrative of a whole life, as lived.In this first volume, fiercely reclusive writer C. Farr addresses Tuesday 17th of an unspecified month and year. This is the date of a lovers’ lunchtime rendezvous, long anticipated, predicted, written about before and after the event.And I tell you I have been writing here. I don’t explain everything. I don’t explain that I’ve already written out our futures for us; that this is to be life from writing rather than writing from life.With an introduction and notes by Dr Aleksandra Pogosskaia.

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