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The online literary magazine with short stories and comics from all around the world

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Big Barrel is off to the dumpster to get some grub. Jakub Żulczyk draws a picture of decline in Many Years of Hardships, translated by John and Małgorzata Markoff.

Catch this exclusive short story at https://fictionable.world

Image: Richard Pennystan

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Quinton McCandless is born in 1968 with a smile on his face. Grahame Williams examines a life where nothing goes to plan in Making It Happen.

Catch this exclusive short story at https://fictionable.world

#books #reading #translation #comics #ShortStories #podcast @bookstodon

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Big Barrel is off to the dumpster to get some grub. Jakub Żulczyk draws a picture of decline in Many Years of Hardships, translated by John and Małgorzata Markoff.

Catch this exclusive short story at https://fictionable.world

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Head to the @fictionable where Caroline Lucas argues we must counter false narratives with more compelling and inspiring stories.

https://www.fictionable.world/blogs/caroline-lucas-climate-denial-is-being-weaponised-and-popularised

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Faith, hope and literature. In the latest @fictionable #podcast Lauren Caroline Smith looks for God in her teenage years and finds belief on the bookshelf.

https://www.fictionable.world/podcasts/lauren-caroline-smith-christianity-christian-the-placing-of-hands/

Catch it at https://fictionable.world or via #ApplePodcasts #Spotify #Acast and more…

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'I was hoping for the poet and not the critic.'

Jenny Erpenbeck and Michael Hofmann talk to Mia Levitin about their International Booker prize-winning novel Kairos.

https://www.ft.com/content/5c8ff401-dc8c-4320-acd4-14360367a4bd

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In the week Jenny Erpenbeck won the catch her on the @fictionable recalling the fall of the Berlin Wall and discussing her prizewinning novel Kairos, translated by Michael Hofmann.

https://www.fictionable.world/podcasts/jenny-erpenbeck-podcast-sloughing-off-one-skin-go-went-gone-kairos-writing/

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On the @fictionable #podcast we examine the Troubles with Grahame Williams, and explore the things we’ve left behind.

https://www.fictionable.world/podcasts/grahame-williams-troubles-northern-ireland-short-story-making-it-happen/

Catch it at https://fictionable.world or via #ApplePodcasts #Spotify #Acast and more…

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Huge congratulations: Kairos by Jenny Erpenbeck, translated by Michael Hofmann, has won the International Booker prize.

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@bookstodon Catch Erpenbeck talking about her prizewinning novel on the @fictionable

https://www.fictionable.world/podcasts/jenny-erpenbeck-podcast-sloughing-off-one-skin-go-went-gone-kairos-writing

And read her short story Sloughing Off One Skin, also translated by Michael Hofmann, in our latest edition.

https://www.fictionable.world/stories/sloughing-off-one-skin-jenny-erpenbeck-translated-by-michael-hofmann

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On the @fictionable blog, Caroline Lucas argues that we must counter #climate denial with compelling and inspiring stories.

https://www.fictionable.world/blogs/caroline-lucas-climate-denial-is-being-weaponised-and-popularised

Image: Janusz Walczak

#books #reading #writing #translation #comics #ShortStories #podcast #fiction #ClimateCrisis

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Some kind of pig is snuffling in the leaf mould. But what is it up to? Rose Rahtz reads the signs in Where Hast Thou Been, Sister?

Catch this exclusive short story at https://fictionable.world

#books #reading #translation #comics #ShortStories #podcast @bookstodon

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Annie’s been packed off to Christian camp, but will she convert? Lauren Caroline Smith shares the good news in The Placing of Hands.

Catch this exclusive short story at https://fictionable.world

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Quinton McCandless is born in 1968 with a smile on his face. Grahame Williams examines a life where nothing goes to plan in Making It Happen.

Catch this exclusive short story at https://fictionable.world

#books #reading #translation #comics #ShortStories #podcast @bookstodon

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Big Barrel is off to the dumpster to get some grub. Jakub Żulczyk draws a picture of decline in Many Years of Hardships, translated by John and Małgorzata Markoff.

Catch this exclusive short story at https://fictionable.world

@bookstodon

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Can you make something true just by it down? Jenny Erpenbeck traces a paper trail in Sloughing Off One Skin, translated by Michael Hofmann.

Catch this exclusive short story and listen to Erpenbeck talk about borders, endings and the slippery business of at https://fictionable.world

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‘Ariana jiggled the front door key, feeling something that might have been anticipation. “What if I only burn part of the place down?” ’

— Ariel Marken Jack, ‘The Bread Boy’

I thoroughly enjoyed that story in the Winter 2023 issue of FICTIONABLE; the Spring issue is out today and it looks good!

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@InterzoneMag @inquisitrix … "Oh, you and I are going to get along just fine…"

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Jenny Erpenbeck opens 2024 with Sloughing Off One Skin, a haunting that explores truth and identity, translated by Michael Hofmann.

https://www.fictionable.world/stories/sloughing-off-one-skin-jenny-erpenbeck-translated-by-michael-hofmann

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@bookstodon Jakub Żulczyk creates a small epic, as Big Barrel goes in search of grub in Many Years of Hardships, translated by John and Małgorzata Markoff.

https://www.fictionable.world/stories/many-years-of-hardships-jakub-zulczyk-translated-by-john-and-malgorzata-markoff

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@bookstodon Grahame Williams charts a life where nothing goes to plan in Making It Happen.

https://www.fictionable.world/stories/making-it-happen-grahame-williams

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@bookstodon While Lauren Caroline Smith tests her faith in The Placing of Hands.

https://www.fictionable.world/stories/the-placing-of-hands-lauren-caroline-smith

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@bookstodon And Rose Rahtz explores the uncanny power of the toddler in Where Hast Thou Been, Sister?

https://www.fictionable.world/stories/where-hast-thou-been-sister-rose-rahtz

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@bookstodon Over on the @fictionable Caroline Lucas argues that in the face of division, we must tell "compelling, inspiring stories about what we can and must achieve together".

https://www.fictionable.world/blogs/caroline-lucas-climate-denial-is-being-weaponised-and-popularised

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@bookstodon And on the @fictionable Jenny Erpenbeck talks about why writers are so suspicious of documents, the trouble with endings and the problem of arbitrary borders.

https://www.fictionable.world/podcasts/jenny-erpenbeck-podcast-sloughing-off-one-skin-go-went-gone-kairos-writing

She also talks about her International Booker Prize-shortlisted novel Kairos and recalls what it felt like in when the Wall came down.

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