Eleanor Fuller

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Submissions for Gorse 15 close this Friday. Have a goo below at the chosen theme! My Mrs complains that people don't always look at the theme, though interpretation is loose as a rabbit in July. It's an 'experimental' literary journal, which obviously means the writing should do just that! #Brazen

Lovely! Congrats! 🎉

2/2 Beautiful Annunciation by Michiel Coxcie, aka the Flemish Raphael. Especially loving Gabriel's outfit.

and his ride.

Fact!

😂
oh thanks I badly needed a laugh!

The world is everything that's in my case.

Screenshot of interview with Hélène Cixous. Interviewer asks tediously long question. Cixous responds: Stop. Interviewer: Okay. Excerpted from The Paris Review (?) Source credit: @anteluca

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oínopa pónton may not be faithful, strictly speaking, but I've always loved the phrase wine-dark sea.

Also had no idea that Liddell was father of the Alice who inspired Lewis Carroll. Cool.

Excellent. Will check it out.

Nice, will have a look at this too. :)

👏👏👏 Go you! :)

Maple Syrup Time
Maud Lewis
c. 1960

Oh! Lovely. What issue? I'll have a look.

World is suddener than we fancy it.

So good!

That cover! ⚡🔥🌩️

Sure do.

Fortitude. Because you know you need it! By Sandro Botticelli, whose day is today, in 1470.

World is crazier and more of it than we think,
Incorrigibly plural. I peel and portion
A tangerine and spit the pips and feel
The drunkenness of things being various.

From "Snow"

Rejection gobbledygoo: subscribe & "keep in touch with our mission, which is always to reproduce the variousness of the impulse to write as a means of increasing the availability of that variousness, for writers" 🤦

Upside, it reminded me of MacNeice: feel
The drunkenness of things being various.

👏 Terrific news! Congrats! 🎉🎉🎉

YouTube video by Platonic Soul How we perceive the good through our feelings (Ep. 82)

In my opinion, one of the most important elements of the Platonic teaching on love and desire, and its source of deep hope, is that it leaves us the ability to see the good in some way through a radical openness to our emotions.

oínopa pónton may not be faithful, strictly speaking, but I've always loved the phrase wine-dark sea.

Also had no idea that Liddell was father of the Alice who inspired Lewis Carroll. Cool.

Kinda love that seagrass gets its own day. 🌿🌊

cingere litorea flaventia tempora myrto,
Musa, per undenos emodulanda pedes! (Ovid, Am.1.1.29-30)

Fish
Norval Morrisseau ~ Anishinaabe
n.d.

At the "intersection" of jargon and hubris.

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out now:

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Exactly. Name me some reality now.

Screenshot of interview with Hélène Cixous. Interviewer asks tediously long question. Cixous responds: Stop. Interviewer: Okay. Excerpted from The Paris Review (?) Source credit: @anteluca

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