Rebecca Tamás

Amia Srinivasan · The Impossible Patient: Return of the Unconscious What has returned of late is not the unconscious itself, but the felt need, in some quarters, for the unconscious and...

Incredible article from Amia Srinivasan- The Impossible Patient www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...

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I'm sure this is super obvious, but don't feel shy to lean on your publisher and their marketing people & ask for guidance - they'll LOVE to know you're up for doing essays etc and want to help you pitch/suggest good places to do stuff.

Don’t invest in AI, invest in the future of the book Why the publishing industry must back small presses, rather than LLMs.

wrote an article for @thebookseller.com outlining to the industry why small presses are the lifeforce & future of book production. Pls share esp w people who may not know what small press publishers do!

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Starmer facing fresh challenge as Labour MPs condemn asylum plans Significant divisions exposed within party as angry backbenchers vow to force changes to hardline proposals

Everyone in this government is going to hell.

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wish I could attend this lecture!

Try and hold off on the parties for the first night or two so you can have a clear head, write for 2-3 days, so you then feel you've achieved enough to actually really enjoy the following parties!

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‘to be Hungarian is not to belong to a people, but instead it’s an illness, an incurable, frightening disease, a misfortune of epidemic proportions that could overcome every single observer with nausea’
László Krasznahorkai

What a beautiful day to be Hungarian 🥲🇭🇺

And I love YOU so much

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4 years of work, writing, research & collaboration; a lifetime of thinking. ‘The Book of Mysteries: Wild Time and The Ritual Year’ final edits went off to @pushkinpress.com on Friday - feels like a birth and a death all at the same time! Which, honestly, is very apt.

Happy birthday dear Adorno. Of course you were a Virgo.

Can Socialism Solve the Climate Crisis? Governments globally are failing to combat climate change because they prioritise profit over the planet — for real change, the capitalist mode of production must be overhauled.

'Our politicians like to say that climate is a complex problem and difficult to solve, but this is false. It is, in fact, extremely easy.'

Brilliantly clear eyed & important article from @jasonhickel.bsky.social on how we can fix the climate crisis right now. 🌎

tribunemag.co.uk/2025/09/can-...

he gets us all in the end!!

One day I'll finally write my essay about poets' love for, and obsession with, Houdini.

I suppose it should be some weak comfort that with each ill advised, morally bankrupt lurch to the right, Labour dooms itself more thoroughly.

Another horror story of a Palestinian student with a full scholarship at Glasgow Uni trapped in Gaza because of Home Office Bureaucracy. He has two weeks until his course starts.

🚨 Haia Mohammed on @bbclondon.bsky.social nNews yesterday from Gⓐza on hoping to take up her Goldsmiths scholarship in September & the biometric visa block.

🚨 Please amplify & write your MP to encourage the govt to see sense.

Letter template: bit.ly/44SLnX9

Thanks Jeremy!

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Thanks Thom! :)

thank u angel!!

Thank you Sarah!! 💚

ONE to publish poet Rebecca Tamás' first full-length work of non-fiction ONE, an imprint of Pushkin Press, is set to publish poet Rebecca Tamás' first full-length work of non-fiction.

Very glad to finally be able to talk about my upcoming creative nonfiction book on seasonal ritual, wild time and our connection with the natural world; to be published w/the wholly brilliant @pushkinpress.com next year!

Details in the @thebookseller.com -

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The best recent poetry – review roundup Passion by David Morley; Versus Versus edited by Rachael Boast; So What by Frederick Seidel; In the Hollow of the Wave by Nina Mingya Powles; Transfigurations by Jay Wright

Was glad to review new poetry collections from Frederick Seidel; Nina Mingya Powles; Jay Wright, David Morley & Rachael Boast (ed) in today's Saturday @theguardian.com !

Some really beautiful & urgent work to explore 🍃

www.theguardian.com/books/2025/a...

LOVE a banana split

Literally wrote to my friend yesterday 'why isn't Fanny Howe published in this accursed country,' and now I find out she's dead. The og, the blueprint, the oracle. The hugest loss to poetry and art and life.

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gotta find some!!

The left is/can be fun, sexy, beloved, joyful. Try and watch this without beaming - he makes his constituents so happy!

British left - this can be us baby. The only way is up. 🌞