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SPIRITUS MUNDI Today’s book post 🖤 #SpiritusMundi written & edited by Elizabeth Sulis Kim

Ever since I was a teenager, I’ve felt that NYE was about chasing something that never materialised. Some sparkle, some sense of togetherness and I always felt like a fraud. At midnight, I hoped things would magically feel different, followed by the disappointment that it didn’t.

“I find this anti-intellectualism most prominently in middle-class surrounds, an outlook that fears or ignores (or doesn’t believe in) the working reader, like my father, who is hungry to think critically and with complexity.”

I regret to inform you I've had some opinions about plot, or the lack thereof. Link in bio

Late to this party but I’m so incredibly proud of my friend Elspeth Wilson whose debut is coming out in summer 2025 — having read her other writing I know it’s going to be 🔥

I am still open to pitches and submissions for the next issue of Cunning Folk. I’d love to see more poetry, essay and interview ideas. More info below.

#journorequest I am looking to speak with people in Edinburgh who feel lonely. Drop me a DM if you’d feel happy to speak with me about this.

Early days but I know this is going to be the best book of 2024. Ridiculously good and funny — I can’t wait to inhale everything Madeleine Gray writes next

Final chance to buy Outsiders for £6, the anthology I edited for 3 of Cups Press in 2020, featuring original work by Julia Armfield, Jen Campbell, Sarvat Hasin, Kirsty Logan, Heather Parry, Leone Ross, Stephanie Victoire, Anna Walsh, Eley Williams, Lara Williams, Anna Wood & more!

I am starting a Substack where I’ll be writing about books, folklore, art, witchcraft, and more — do follow elizabethsuliskim.substack.com/subscribe

I wrote a personal piece for this issue, recalling a dream about a goat who might as well have asked if I wanted to live deliciously. 🐐 pre-orders are now open.

What are we reading this May? With words from Beth Ward Sophia Adamowicz Elizabeth Sulis Kim Maria Hummer and others cunning-folk.com/book-club-post…

Do you have eye floaters? In my latest Substack, I wrote about a potential occupational hazard (of writing) elizabethsuliskim.substack.com/p/eye-floaters…

INSANE diversity washing here in Brockwell Park, where walls cutting off locals for expensive festivals, are adorned with bell hooks quotes! 1 in 3 people in Lambeth live in social housing - does privatising their one green space create ‘optimal wellbeing and joy’ ?! Sickening.

I had fun writing this piece for Hellebore 🐐 thank you for having me

Rereading Cat Call by Kristen J. Sollée and it’s so so good. I keep hearing literary agents saying they want a cultural history of cats and this is it — it already exists. I can see this being reissued by Penguin Classics one day 🐱

IT’S THIS WEEK! 💜👁️💜 Come join me and Katharine Fry at the online launch of British Library Publishing’s Deadly Dolls to learn more about some of the stories and discuss all things creepy doll! Starts at 8pm BST on Thursday 20 June - book your free space here 👉 book.benefacthq.com/?id=deadly-dol…

Labyrinth is 38 years old and remains one of my favourite films. Here’s a throwback to that time I interviewed baby Toby, now a puppeteer, like his father, and part responsible for the beauty that is Netflix ‘s The Dark Crystal — plz bring it back! cunning-folk.com/conversationsp…

Vegan and coming to Edinburgh Festival Fringe or Edinburgh International Book Festival this month? Over on my Substack I have recommended some delicious things to eat — subscribe for access 🌱 open.substack.com/pub/elizabeths…