The Lodgers J.H. Prynne

The Lodgers J.H. PrynneHolly Pester A burlesque, dark comedy about lodgings, lovers, and mother daughter bonds that falter across time and tenancies. 'What it said to me was that I was here again, I was back, back from the great nowhere of somewhere else, returned, all too officially, to the whereabouts of Moffa.' After a year away, a woman arrives back in her hometown to keep an eye on her wayward mother, Moffa. Living in a precarious sub let, she is always on edge,

' – Joshua Cohen

Seo Jung Hak takes on a world of disposability

reckoning with lineages while forging ahead into an avant-garde realm of Afro-Surrealism and racial intersectionality

Water expands on Gold

El Capital

Haar Verzameld Werk beleefde vele drukken

to our feelings that they don’t look

including maps from nineteenth-century New York and psy-ops leaflets dropped on Afghanistan after 9/11

Andrew Fitzsimons' collection presents spare engaging translations with notes on literary allusion

Ronald Johnson needs to be securely placed in history with the likes of his fellow dreamers: Stan Brakhage

vormexperimenten

Boris Pasternak and Osip Mandelstam