Read a weirdly negative review in the UK Times of The Position of Spoons ("an unpleasant glimpse into the sausage factory of her Deborah Levy's creative process")! > Deborah Levy claims that “when we write we are only as interesting as how we think”, but having waded through this book, I’m inclined to disagree. She’s evidently an intelligent woman with an abundance of curiosity; I didn’t need her to prove it. The Position of Spoons is an unpleasant glimpse into the sausage factory of her creative process when, really, I’m only after the final product. I don’t care that she has a “MacBook Pro and a MacBook Air and a desktop Mac” and that she is constantly transferring material between them. I simply want to read that material, to nestle into a café window seat with a cup of coffee and contemplate my womanly existence, just as I did with her other books. Levy-lovers, prepare yourselves for disappointment. The Position of Spoons: And Other Intimacies by Deborah Levy

@noone has mentioned me 😅 oh i just fixed that!

@anton threads yes and replying to others — and ability to edit messages on the web since iMessage has a time limit?

@everyone this could be big. so many people looking for an alternative to twitter now.

nice to see what some other people are doing on public.me https://public.me/andreas https://public.me/tschlander https://public.me/navigator8 https://public.me/adiljan https://public.me/Matthewcabin https://public.me/Simone https://public.me/Azhi https://public.me/thiesaj

that was amazing, saoirse ronan's performance is incredible. but you knew that already.

waiting in the cinema to see the outrun. the times reviewer absolutely hated it. the guardian absolutely loved it. it just goes to show. not sure exactly what but something.

dit is superleuk (maar ook verdrietig) :

when you're #sick you go down into the pit of #death and feel the waters of annihilation close above your head. — virginia woolf