Joseph Schreiber

My review of Frail Riffs by Michel Leiris, one of my favourite writers, is now live at @MinorLits @yalepress Rules of the Game, Volume 4: Frail Riffs by Michel Leiris (translated by Richard Sieburth) — Joseph Schreiber minorliteratures.com/2024/05/14/rul… via @MinorLits

What we've done to the children of Gaza is unforgivable.

Block the straight of Hormuz for a week and the world goes mad but block the Rafah crossing for years, preventing the entry of food and humanitarian aid into Gaza and nobody bats an eye. It’s not hard to see that this world values markets, profit and capitalism over human lives.

The anniversary Intimate Anatomy issue of RIC Journal is now live. Almost ten years of openings: inner cartographies, the body as archive and as question. Poems, images, essays, fragments, organs of a living form. Please read and share: ricjournal.com

I love these people. 🤍 Eid mubarek

Transference / Isabella Streffen ricjournal.com/2026/03/19/tra…

Let me take you back 116 years to the summer of 1910: I've cleaned-up this astounding autochrome of young Hélène Gélibert, engrassed in her crochet and enveloped in such beautiful iridescent light! It was taken in Monplaisir, France, by the Lumiere brothers and it depicts their niece (the daughter of Juliette Lumière). It is an original colour process from 1910 and not colourised.

Consider those whose Eid has been destroyed by war and evil aggression. But keep faith and have hope. #Peace #Eid #EidMubarak #Hope

today @MinorLits ... Passive Sounding — Kelly Krumrie minorliteratures.com/2026/03/19/pas…

"The voice is ecstatic. It transmits a specific ecstasy. Like St. Teresa, I lift out of my chair. It lifts me out of my chair." Passive Sounding — Kelly Krumrie Passive Sounding — Kelly Krumrie minorliteratures.com/2026/03/19/pas…

@saintsoftness As they say: dogs have owners, cats have staff.

Precious Kitten Continues To Stun Human Who Still Sleeps Fitfully On Her Irregular Schedule (also: note how big and long she’s getting! She must be a full 2.5 lbs by now!)

Israel started an illegal war with Iran, attacked its energy infrastructure, and kills anyone who might negotiate an end to it. All while invading Lebanon, displacing a million people, and continuing genocide against Palestinians. The chaos isn’t a miscalculation, it’s the goal.

@Drhr90 @iprimaa @beyondzeropod Ceilings is so good!

Aussie book haul, including a Patrick White as suggested by @beyondzeropod.

This is the heart of Beirut today. A city that has stood for 5,000 years. Israel is obliterating it — flattening civilian apartment block after apartment block. Not military targets. Civilian homes. Civilian infrastructure. Civilian life.

I don't wanna hear about your 9/11 anymore, man. It's been 9/11 everyday for people in the middle east for the past 20 years. Fuckin barbarians and murderers.

I’m not sure how we became accustomed to this. How it doesn’t shake us to the bone. It’s surreal how numb we became. We are slowly becoming dehumanized! Besides the reconstruction of our cities we need the rehabilitation of our lost souls.

There is a crack in the earth. A crack so narrow, it’s all that’s left of the void, but it’s enough. There’s fire inside the crack, it’s a fire that’s catching on slowly, deeply, radically, so slowly that men have time to extinguish it if they fear it, to crush it, cut it out.

Angst — Hélène Cixous (tr. Sophie Lewis) minorliteratures.com/2026/03/18/ang…

Thank Cristina Politano & @MinorLits for the opportunity to chat with you about 'Fourteen Ways of Looking.'

"When people call it a memoir, I think, “Yes, it is, but it’s not only a memoir.” I’m trying to play with form. I once tried to describe it to someone as a bit of poetic prose, a bit of memoir, a bit of history, a bit of biography." — interview with @erin_heremeroar

“The white space on the page represents the silences, omissions, the unspeakable and the unknowable”: An Interview with Erin Vincent — Cristina Politano minorliteratures.com/2026/03/17/the… via @MinorLits