AL HASCHISCHE is a vivid and beguiling work by Safaa Fathy, a multi-talented artist who seamlessly delves into personal, humanitarian, and metaphysical matters through trance-inducing lyricism. Reminiscent of Benjamin''s Über Haschisch (Suhrkamp, 1972), the book employs Hashish as a catalyst for interpretation, taking us on a journey into the depths of places, plants, and people within the realm of Language. Drawing inspiration from her experimental film, Hidden Valley, Fathy skilfully integrates stills that offer a visual, verbal, and textual glimpse into her quest. AL HASCHISCHE serves as an exploration of dreams, madness, and the intricate musings of the mind through an investigative and psychic travel. Its pages invite us to encounter elemental forces, ranging from the enigmatic Canticle Prophet to the interplay of shadows and remedies, employing hypnosis against a backdrop of a mesmerizing blue curtain. Fathy's poetic work beautifully underscores the notion that the body is the primordial abode of words, while the term "haschiche" resonates with profound significance throughout. Poetry.

Al Haschische

Literature & Fiction

Fathy, Safaa

Poetry

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it is like toys but also like video taped in a mall

Davies, James

a disgusting lie

Lock, Fran

PRACTICE HAS NO SEQUEL is a book of prose poems, meditations on time, perception, loss and bafflement, which follows her earlier volume P R A C T I C E (SplitLevel Texts, 2015). This book is a study of perception which attempts to bring awareness to metacognition. Facets of investigation include: contemplative practice, liminal space, the uncanny, dislocation as well as the realm of visionary, and artistic practice. What do we practice by default when attention lapses? How to write that which is beyond language, unsayable, yet simultaneously compose? This book is an homage text for the poet Leslie Scalapino. Poetry.

Practice Has No Sequel

Browne, Laynie

This Energy Wasted by Flight―

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Le plaisir de la côte / The Pleasure of the Coast

Carpenter, J. R.

A Poem Thinks Itself Out In Final Lines

Pato, Chus

Essays & Correspondence

10,000 Hand-Drawn Questions

Jaeger, Peter

From From

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