Pessoa's desire is not for Queiroz, but for conversation, for linguistic expression, which leads to Sekiguchi's love of language, and a different kind of maximal contact, one between languages...
Rick Henry reviews adagio at The Collagist
Pessoa's desire is not for Queiroz, but for conversation, for linguistic expression, which leads to Sekiguchi's love of language, and a different kind of maximal contact, one between languages...
The Ants reviewed at Hyperallergic
Nakayasu’s The Ants is a rich, dense mélange of material derived from a breathtaking range of sources...
Sawako Nakayasu’s The Ants reviewed at Boston Review
A world more teeming than you dared think...
Les Figues Best of 2014
A roundup of Les Figues appearances on "Best Of" lists across the internet...
The Ants reviewed at Pank
Nakayasu’s ants are, for the most part, friendlier...
The Ants discussed at Entropy
What do we learn by such ephemeral contact with a medium in which, more typically, we are supposed to lose ourselves...
A somatic reading of The Ants at Bombay Gin
Wait for the ants to come to you, or rather, to your humble offering...
The Ants featured at The Quarterly Conversation
A giant, gushing wound but also beautiful in its intricacies, tiny legs traversing giant distances...
The Ants reviewed at NewPages
Just be careful where you walk...
The Ants reviewed by rob mclennan
And yet, this is a book about, also, exactly what the title claims...
Guantanamo and The Ants Reviewed at WIRB
Something we need, and may not want, to read...
The Ants reviewed at Monologging
Ants do not necessarily stand in for people...