Isolarii #15: Motherdying - Michael Lentz non-fiction joints and rhythms materializes
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joints and rhythms materializes
Paul La Farge
also known as time sculptures for their preoccupation with the transformation of materials and objects through time
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Isolarii #15: Motherdying - Michael Lentz non-fiction joints and rhythms materializesMichael Lentz's Ingeborg Bachmann Prize winning novella, MOTHERDYING, confronts the inexpressible pain of losing a mother. It Is a profound chronicle of a dying body and a grieving mind. Like the works of Ornette Coleman or Samuel Beckett, MOTHERDYING is a truly avant garde achievement, forging new expressive possibilities in literature.
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