Nilling Charisse Perlina Weston how gender deviance imagines post-sovereign

how gender deviance imagines post-sovereign presents and futures

raising interior operations to the surface while presenting an antithesis to mimetic construction

and language

absurd and anguished: a book for and of the times we live in

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Nilling Charisse Perlina Weston how gender deviance imagines post-sovereignLisa Robertson Nilling is a sequence of 6 loosely linked prose essays about noise, pornography, the codex, melancholy, Lucretius, folds, cities and related aporias: in short, these are essays on reading. Lisa Robertson applies an acute eye to the subject of reading and writingtwo elemental forces that, she suggests, cannot be separated. For Robertson, a book is an intimacy, and with keen and insightful language, Nillings essays build into a lively yet