APICALITYJean Day In Apicality (here, movement toward a point or apex, as in plant growth), Day concerns herself with morphologies writ large those of creative plant and animal life, historical thinking, knowledge, sound patterning, shapes of optimism and its opposite. The book's two sequences ("Ex Ovo Omnia," "And Now This") are part of her larger, as yet unpublished The Elements, a work that probes first (and lost) causes. The book's procedure is

visual texts by poet and photographer Paul Nougé

300 copies printed March 2024

when we know there is not

semi-chords and shards

these are essays on reading

Nederlands | Hardcover | 06 juni 2023 | 112 pagina's

The stutter is a wave

and a mirror forms on the ground

poëtische

and how by refusing to move forward we become empty caricatures mouthing meaningless clichés to wound and hurt

Verzamelde gedichten is dan ook onmisbaar voor elke Nijhoff-liefhebber

He burrows into the ground without knowing quite why