Writers/Artists
Jen Hofer
Susan Simpson
Matias Viegener
Los Angeles artist Danielle Adair created the cover art for each of the books in the TrenchArt Parapet Series.
from “The Haver”
The Haver loves to hold in her . She loves to feel the tangible of their . The Haver works within her four-walled of and . She prefers this for what it implies. She prefers its and its . The of her leaves for to amount. It also welcomes the of a conditioned to such and the it begets. For in her the Haver continues and assembling and rearranging . She works to stave off the of the . She works to challenge the of in .
Although the Haver creates , she has been told repeatedly that her is much better. For her to be valued beyond , the Haver’s must be moveable and collect an . Not having stand on its troubles the Haver, but is always required of consummate and so the Haver begins to record her . She places a way up high and lets it leer down at the inside her and at her .
3/0) “Trying to Catch Myself” for Aesthetics: What is a draft, an outline, or mission? For the Aesthetics cover I wanted to embody the notion of self-reflection and figuring involved in an aesthetic statement. Also, by being the only drawing in the series, this cover is separate as the aesthetics book is from the series’ titles.