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domenica 16 aprile 2023
My Short Story "Who Cares About the End of the World" in "Synchronized Chaos"
Thrilled
to have my grotesque apocalyptic short story “Who
Cares About the End of the World”
included
in the mid-April issue of “Synchronized Chaos”. ssp
Labels:
apocalyptic stories,
end of the world,
grotesque,
maurizio brancaleoni prose,
maurizio brancaleoni short story
* Writer and translator, my poems and short stories have appeared in several anthologies and journals.
* Scrittore e traduttore, ho pubblicato racconti e poesie in diverse antologie e riviste.
mercoledì 10 giugno 2015
My Short Story "Aqua(ma)r(der)ium" In Peculiar Mormyrid
The first issue of the "fledging surrealist journal" Peculiar Mormyrid focusing on "experimental writings, sketches, collages, and essays" is now available. I am extremely glad to announce that among other flabbergasting pieces of precious extravagance, you will also find my short delirium story "Aqua(ma)r(der)ium". ssp
This is how it begins:
Maria, the mother, felt lost in the gigantic aquarium.
Across spaces
of shadow and light big azure fishes shook their fins causing little
earthquakes inside the huge glass parallelepipedon. We were hurled
hither and thither, remained standing by a miracle.
‘Why didn’t you come on Friday?’ I asked her, prostrating before her, kissing her toes.
‘Scraps of my relatives showered the streets in Rio De Janeiro.’
‘That’s only poetry,’ I quoted in a tone of contempt a politician I had heard speaking on the radio months ago.
‘Quit assholing and venerate me so that I can throw you in the mud.’
‘So, anyway, what detained you Friday?’ I pressed her, or so I thought.
‘On Friday I don’t even move to breathe,’ she replied. Then she
slapped me on the cheek with one hand and offered me a present with the
other.
Read the whole journal (do it, it's worth it.)
UPDATE: Hear ye, hear ye, issue #1 is now also available as a hard copy and may be bought here !
Labels:
automatic writing,
canadian journals,
drunken musings,
grotesque,
maurizio brancaleoni short story,
nonsensical,
original,
peculiar mormyrid,
surrealism,
surrealist journal
* Writer and translator, my poems and short stories have appeared in several anthologies and journals.
* Scrittore e traduttore, ho pubblicato racconti e poesie in diverse antologie e riviste.
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