A book with a hole in it A Tomb for Anatole Je kunt het betreden en

Je kunt het betreden en er op een hekje gaan zitten

Break language with language

Warsh extends his exploration of the way fragments of thought and feeling and experience come together to form the illusion of a solid object that can also explode into a million pieces at any moment

and whimsy—the ache of wanting

A book with a hole in it A Tomb for Anatole Je kunt het betreden enKamelya Omayma Youssef Kamelya Omayma Youssefs A book with a hole in it uses the poetry of the fragment and the language of everyday survival to gesture towards the fallibility of language at the juncture of the multiple, intersecting wars on women, on "terror," on the non White body, and on people and language in diaspora. Drawn from a set of journals written over a four month period, A book with a hole in it throws the formal, official work of