Toni Morrison, age 18, with high school classmates.
Believer editors Sheila Heti and Heidi Julavits, and Believer regular Leanne Shapton, are working on a book together titled Women in Clothes, about women’s relationship to style and why women wear what they wear. Contributors include Miranda July, Zadie Smith, Eileen Myles and others. If you would like to contribute by filling out a survey (the book is being built up from these surveys) please visit this website. You needn’t care about clothes, or be a writer, or consider yourself fashionable, or even think about these things often, to contribute.
“The Crafty Owl (a tiny story)”
Tiny Story REmix by brandi jeaux
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Nobody knew how much
a little paper and tape would change him
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Metaphorest (Text & Audio Curator) writes:
I love how you’ve incorporated your story into the image - it fits so well both visually and narratively. Very intriguing :) Nice!
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It’s #TinyStories season!
A page from G.K. Chesterton’s draft of The Napoleon Of Notting Hill
On one occasion, on describing to him a terrible family tragedy of which I had been a witness, Conrad became visibly ill-humored and at last cried out with exasperation: “Nothing of that kind has ever come my way! I have spent my life knocking about on ships, only getting ashore between voyages. I know nothing. Nothing except from the outside. I have to guess at everything” (4).
– From Gerard Jean-Aubry’s life of Joseph Conrad