Schorensaw Distributions
Eliot Moen · Psychological, philosophical
An unreleased work written in a pure stream of consciousness — coming soon from Schorensaw Distributions.
By Eliot Moen
The Lonely Man
Eliot Moen
Psychological, philosophical
The Lonely Man
Carkougen's Massacre
Eliot Moen
Eliot Moen's Carkougen's Massacre (1934) is a psychological and philosophical novel about a family undergoing slow separation due to unnatural aspects of life ranging from political to societal issues that directly affect their mental well-being, bonds and relationships.
Carkougen's Massacre
What Society Allows
Eliot Moen
Moen's last major novel: a dense and fierce critique of society, morality, culture and ethical authority, written on the edge of a Europe that had already decided what it would allow.
What Society Allows
In and Out of the Camp
Eliot Moen
Autobiographical notes in which Moen describes and narrates his daily life in the camp, and how the experience demonstrated to him the ironic conclusions toward which his philosophy had led.
In and Out of the Camp
Short Stories
Eliot Moen
Longleaf Pine Trees (1943) extends Moen's metaphilosophical exploration of the absurd through a story showing how every decision can lead to an arbitrary result. To Cut Down a Tree (1944) — part clerk's notes, part narration of environmental activism — brings his philosophy to its fullest development: "Freedom is living the arbitrary."
Short Stories
Distributions
SCHORENSAW
Distributions
The main imprint: novels and major works by Eliot Moen, in English and in Arabic translation.
Open-Sourced Works
Freely released notes, novellas and short stories written in the final years — open to read, copy and share.
Official interface
The interface itself: reading, previews, pre-orders and everything that surrounds the catalogue.
Moen's open-sourced works
In and Out of the Camp
Eliot Moen
Autobiographical notes in which Moen describes and narrates his daily life in the camp, and how the experience demonstrated to him the ironic conclusions toward which his philosophy had led.
In and Out of the Camp
Short Stories
Eliot Moen
Longleaf Pine Trees (1943) extends Moen's metaphilosophical exploration of the absurd through a story showing how every decision can lead to an arbitrary result. To Cut Down a Tree (1944) — part clerk's notes, part narration of environmental activism — brings his philosophy to its fullest development: "Freedom is living the arbitrary."
Short Stories
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In Arabic
مجزرة كاركوجين
إليوت موين
«مجزرة كاركوجين» (1934) لإليوت موين رواية نفسية وفلسفية عن عائلة تتفكك ببطء بفعل جوانب غير طبيعية من الحياة، تمتد من السياسي إلى الاجتماعي، وتمسّ مباشرةً صحتها النفسية وروابطها وعلاقاتها.
مجزرة كاركوجين
ما تسمح به المجتمع
إليوت موين
آخر روايات موين الكبرى: نقد كثيف وحادّ للمجتمع والأخلاق والثقافة والسلطة الأخلاقية، كُتب على حافة أوروبا التي كانت قد قرّرت سلفًا ما الذي ستسمح به.
ما تسمح به المجتمع
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The Lonely Man
Eliot Moen
Psychological, philosophical
The Lonely Man
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Thriller & suspense
Carkougen's Massacre
Eliot Moen
Eliot Moen's Carkougen's Massacre (1934) is a psychological and philosophical novel about a family undergoing slow separation due to unnatural aspects of life ranging from political to societal issues that directly affect their mental well-being, bonds and relationships.
Carkougen's Massacre
What Society Allows
Eliot Moen
Moen's last major novel: a dense and fierce critique of society, morality, culture and ethical authority, written on the edge of a Europe that had already decided what it would allow.
What Society Allows
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Knetler
Knetler is the official interface for Schorensaw Distributions; everything that appears here or will appear is related to Schorensaw Distributions. My open and free literary works are coming soon, and I will be posting novels, short stories, and philosophy introductions in my own narrative style and stream of consciousness.