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Hypochondria out now @CoachHouseBooks Director @PressPeninsula

London
Joined April 2012
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Hypochondria reviewed in The New York Times 👀 nytimes.com/2025/03/13/books…
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In May I'll be teaching a course on essay-writing alongside Chitra Ramaswamy, with a guest appearance from Brian Dillon. Tickets and details below: arvon.org/writing-courses/co…
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Tomorrow at The Pulsion Institute, NYC Tickets pulsioninstitute.com/events/
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Does anyone in London have a copy of Hervé Guibert's Mausoleum of Lovers I can borrow for a week or two? It's out of print and the nearest library with a copy is in Sweden . . .
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Send us your fiction submissions ✨✨✨
📢 Peninsula is open for submissions 📢 Please send us your fiction manuscripts. Full details below 👇 peninsulapress.co.uk/pages/s…
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It’s no secret that Jamieson Webster is one of the most original psychoanalytic thinkers at work today. I’m very excited for people to read her first book-length essay On Breathing, out late 2024 🍃
I was immediately captivated by @jamiesonwebster's voice, the expansiveness of her knowledge and experience around psychoanalysis, & the balance of rigor and openness she offers to readers. Thrilled to have her on the @CatapultStory list! TY @williamrees0 @PressPeninsula 🥂
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Still a few places for a course I’m with @amberhusa1n next week – inc guest appearance from @becbecliuliu. Excited to teach essays by @mervatim, @KieseLaymon, @briangdillon & William Hazlitt (not on Twitter) arvon.org/writing-courses/co…
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"I wondered what it would feel like to somewhere with cleaner air... The evidence was contested, but for me, it was this very uncertainty that opened up a new area of thought: the air as political space." Excellent from @vanessaptrsn 🍃🍃🍃 wellcomecollection.org/artic…
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'Doris Day Blows Against': an absolutely wonderful new essay from Dodie Bellamy 🍃 wellcomecollection.org/artic…
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I asked five of my favourite writers to write about air, – with essays and poems by Chloe Aridjis, Elvia Wilk, Will Alexander, Dodie Bellamy, and Vanessa Peterson, and artwork by Michael Salu. The first two are up 🍃 wellcomecollection.org/serie…
Thrilled to be publishing this brilliant, taut debut from Jennifer Atkins
Very, very excited to reveal the cover for The Cellist, Jennifer Atkins's piercing meditation on love and music ✨ Out July; preorder now peninsulapress.co.uk/product…
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This is a brilliant book: about gender, America, and how we’re made and unmade by culturally available images
📢Cover reveal📢 We are VERY excited to announce we are publishing Lynne Tillman’s phenomenal novel Haunted Houses. Out in October, but you’ll get it much earlier if you preorder through the website. 👉 peninsulapress.co.uk/product… Whew, it’s out. The secrecy has been killing us
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I’m writing a book! To be published by the incredible Coach House Books, which means that irrespective of the writing it is going to be an incredibly beautiful object. Huge and heartfelt thanks to @AEAkinwumi and @alanawilcox ✨
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‘Revelation is always haunted by a feeling of not knowing... Where previously there had been nothing at all, now there are depths waiting to be plumbed.’ My essay on diagnosis, waiting, and worrying has been published as a Guardian Long Read
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I wrote for the new issue of Granta about a very weird time in my life
Replying to @GrantaMag
‘Above all, I sought a scan that would light up every region of my body; that would reveal, clearly and distinctly, what was the matter with it.’ @williamrees0 in search of a diagnosis. granta.com/waiting-room-will…
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Pleased to have an essay in the latest issue of The Oxford Literary Review, ed. by Michael Naas. On Kafka, Blanchot, and reading like a hypochondriac