Close readings of writers whose work needs to be read slowly. Each essay addressed to one reader — the author it concerns — and to anyone willing to read that carefully.
On dialogues that earn the name, and authors who can hold them. A close reading of Daniil Frolov — physics essays, a psychological horror novel, and the structural recognition of a shared topology. The second piece in Lintara Reads.
On Helene’s Algorithms, the Turkish language as operating system, the beauty trap, and the meeting that cannot happen in presence. The third piece in Lintara Reads.