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seven/nine lives

Here's a toast to the living on the blonde side. Documenting the mild narcissism and nighttime wisdom of a little wise guy living on nine lives. Selected essays and fiction. 

Timea is a fiction writer, critic, and social researcher. She completed her doctorate in Social Policy at the University of Oxford in 2021. She currently resides in Belgrade, Serbia.

The Vice & The Voice

The Vice & The Voice

Timea Suli

(iii) Sometimes I don't want to fuck because sex is our v(o)ice. 

It’s December and I’m waiting for you in the cold. You park up on the curb in your white Audi. Heated seats, low music. You smell like money (but don’t you always, honey?) It's been five years, maybe more. Back then, I would come by your penthouse and swim in your pool. I used to be your girlfriend (but never for the money, honey.) In your car I feel young again: I'm sixteen and blushing, twenty men younger. I close my eyes and suddenly we’re rolling — rolling like kittens in thick piles of money. (I was always with you for the honey, honey.)

Excerpt of an essay from Conversations About Paradise, by Timea Suli.

Someone Else's Secret Diary

Someone Else's Secret Diary

Winter in Belgrade

Winter in Belgrade