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“Faith in eternal doubt and scissors and fresh fruits and dentists”–Michael Rowland’s Infinity in Bits (Equus Press, 2021)

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Michael Rowland’s Infinity in Bits joins Equus Press’ formidable list of books that pose the question, HOW DOES ONE READ THIS? As 272 pages of fragments upon fragments? As a vast textual collage of more and less incoherent micro-narratives? As 78 ekphrases on the paintings/drawings included therein? As 78 illustrations competing with the texts containing … Continue reading →

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