Brick 113
If only you could read by scent, as dogs do, the history of walls and the earth beneath our feet, everything would change.
—Victoria Amelina
$20.00
- Robert Bringhurst on commerce, culture, and the bookseller’s crusade
- Héctor Abad remembers Victoria Amelina
- Andrea Luka Zimmerman writes Palestine’s present tense
- Eleanor Wachtel interviews William Kentridge
- Iman Mersal exposes the nihilism of the archive
- Sanna Wani feels the love
- Phillip Dwight Morgan on knick-knacks and sorrows
- Jan Zwicky encounters George Whalley’s contemplative mind
- Ronna Bloom ghosts the catfisher
- Allison LaSorda en plein air
- Poetry by Fady Joudah, Zoe Whittall, Suzanne Gardinier, Cassidy McFadzean, and Cornel Bogle
- Fiction by Theresa Wong and Victoria Amelina
- Plus artwork by William Kentridge and Lauren Tamaki