The Crisis of Infinite Worlds David Melnick

The Crisis of Infinite Worlds David MelnickDana Ward "For Dana Ward, narrative is no linear journey, but a state of being, where meaning zooms into clarity then retreats, wave upon wave of it, like God bits bursting into life from the vast emptiness of space. I love how thick this writing is, sublimely claustrophobic yet expansive, like a child's nightmare of scale."Dodie Bellamy "Autodidact and knight errant, Ward often betrays the procedural forms he tries to impose on his labyrinthine

With pronominal shifts

and stories that ricochet off convention in a visionary and daring response to personal and national trauma

complex and intensely relational activity

told in the context of Carson’s reading of the Brontë sisters

Carson offers further proof of her tantalizing gifts

Integrating archival research and declassified documents

‘Irakezen

optimistic that we can (but only with creative buoyancy) exhume a sense of viable futures for all species on this planet

fotografie Bianca Sistermans

'Neighbor is a sweet saga of disconnection

Net als De vrolijke tijd

Selective yet wide-ranging