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“Scratching at the underbelly of a voided present” – An Interview re: Ansgar Allen’s Plague Theatre (forthcoming with Equus Press, 2022)

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David Vichnar and Narmin Ismiyeva sit down with Ansgar Allen to talk about his book Plague Theatre, forthcoming with Equus Press in March 2022. Equus Press: In a typical “Ansgar-Allen-fashion” (thinking here of The Sick List which does the same with the Thomas Bernhard corpus), Plague Theatre brings together various sources – both imagined (the … Continue reading →

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