APICALITY Klara du Plessis

APICALITY Klara du PlessisJean 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 The book's two sequences ("Ex Ovo Omnia," "And Now This") are part of her larger, as yet unpublished The Elements, a work that probes first (and lost) causes.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

iets dat me ontvoert

encountering a series of figures and undergoing fragmentations and metamorphoses as she seeks to confront the Tyrant and heal the world

Ghayath en ik besluiten om samen een dichtbundel te maken

spinning thread from air where there is none

Aligning Loy's heterodoxies with her vanguardism

Sander Bax

Naar de lichamen van de geliefden naast wie de dichter's ochtends wakker wordt

we recognise our grand

Shuntarō Tanikawa has been the most inventive modern Japanese poet

' – Anna Moschovakis

students attend university

this chaos of signifiers sing-speaks its way through the undying days of a century beyond its “sell-by