The UtopiansGrace Nissan Built around a sequence written entirely with language from Thomas Mores Utopia, The Utopians invents a new world, from the pieces of the old one, to formally explore the contradictions of liberation. A series of letters to Thomas More, and a poem called THE WORLD about Utopias vexed escape, encircle the remixed no place as they elaborate Utopias double edge. 'Using mostly the para colonial language of Thomas Mores Utopia, Grace Nissan

making it a magisterial edition of Césaire’s surrealist masterpiece

His “body / a devastation inventory

as well as a “a formalist who makes her own rules

two spiritual sequels to the author’s book The Descent of Alette

philosophers

insolent and self-eviscerating

from his early surrealist experiments to the more grounded evocations of land- and cityscapes that characterize his mature prose

Ze was beleidsmedewerker en curator

Transverse is magnificent

not we’ as if to measure breath itself as an act of refusal

Her imperative becomes to make us see what has gone unseen

frantically informative