Burn. The sight of beauty sets me on fire. I once read of the burning tremor of fear which the lover will suffer when the eye perceives a likeness of eternal beauty. Burn. To read Daniela Cascella …

Here is the fourth newsletter of the International Theory-Fiction Consortium with updates (listed in the order they were sent) on what members have been up to recently.

In his new novel, (1) handled with the brilliance that is his hallmark, the renowned novelist (2) [Gökdemir İhsan] (3)-already the author of many masterpieces-has confined himself to staging only shar...

In this celebration of the joys of little books, Daniela and Ellen will read from and discuss the writing of their latest publications.

A Response to Ann Quin’s Berg

Schopenhauer-how to describe it? As a biography? The book's titular character would object to that-then again, he objects to most things. Should we call it a novel? Let us call it a novel. We can at l...

I. To hold the relic is to hold a small, silver cylinder of contained space. Suspended from a coiled rope chain, the object rests against the skin, rising and falling with my breath. A pendant that…

I. To hold the relic is to hold a small, silver cylinder of contained space. Suspended from a coiled rope chain, the object rests against the skin, rising and falling with my breath. A pendant that…

I. To hold the relic is to hold a small, silver cylinder of contained space. Suspended from a coiled rope chain, the object rests against the skin, rising and falling with my breath. A pendant that…

I. To hold the relic is to hold a small, silver cylinder of contained space. Suspended from a coiled rope chain, the object rests against the skin, rising and falling with my breath. A pendant that…

I. To hold the relic is to hold a small, silver cylinder of contained space. Suspended from a coiled rope chain, the object rests against the skin, rising and falling with my breath. A pendant that…

with an introduction by Steven Shaviro

with an introduction by Steven Shaviro

We sat down with Erratum Press founder, Ansgar Allen, to talk about defiant publishing, the state of the university, and why open access is anything but the easy option.

We sat down with Erratum Press founder, Ansgar Allen, to talk about defiant publishing, the state of the university, and why open access is anything but the easy option.

In this celebration of the joys of little books, Daniela and Ellen will read from and discuss the writing of their latest publications.

The minor lits Summer Survival Guide

minor literatures ; stuttering cultures. Click to read minor literature[s], a Substack publication with thousands of subscribers.

I am delighted to say that Erratum Press, which hosts the International Theory-Fiction Consortium, has been successful in its application to join the Open Book Collective (see this press release).

In February of 2026, I received an email from Small Press Traffic saying there were just a few hours left to sign up for Gabriel Ojeda-Sagué’s four-week workshop Writing the Unreadable. Reading the…

With a cast of characters that includes Death, The Dead, and a ghost named Magdalene who believes she’s still alive,Maureen Alsop’s Today Yesterday After My Death is a conceptually ambitious book—a…

With a cast of characters that includes Death, The Dead, and a ghost named Magdalene who believes she’s still alive,Maureen Alsop’s Today Yesterday After My Death is a conceptually ambitious book—a…

Sheffield-based independent press brings experimental scholarship and Diamond Open Access together under the OBC umbrella

Review of >> Nietzsche: The Unmanned Autohagiography by D. Harlan Wilson