As we find ourselves in 2020’s second month already, it is time to announce our new bimonthly theme: Idiosyncrasy. In our new post, @marlongiliane introduces this concept, which centers on individuality but would not exist without a periphery. It seems that the beauty of the idiosyncrasy is indeed in the eye of the beholder. Raising many questions which may be answered in responses to this March/April theme, we also get a small academic introduction into how the theme may relate to writing creatively: the idiosyncrasies of language. Intrigued? Go to paratextmag.com or #linkinbio, read the introduction, and let yourself be inspired! E-mail your contribution to paratextmag@gmail.com
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Count the ways in which you can read poetry.. Just in time for the Dutch poetryweek, Saskia wrote a piece on how to understand poetry, materialized. Looking at Stein, Skrillex and typewriters, she explores how sounding, moving and touching poetry can affect us. Go ahead and have a read, you can find it on the site! .
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