Alaskaphrenia

Rating:
Summary: Five Stars for Six Letters
Review: This book is like fire. Snapping, hot, untameable. And it is like a stand of cold trees that have never been, cannot be infected. It is said that Alaska is vast, unpioneerable, killing, cold, attached to these states by force of will; it is huntable, secret, majestic, frozen, remote. In _Alaskaphrenia_, it is six letters and the roar of a tongue and guts that have left it, thought it, seen it. This book would have been read and recognized by Maiakovksi, Laure, Mina Loy, and Artaud. As a contemporary work, it is in dialogue with no one, it feeds from no one else's work, it borrows nothing except for air in order to burn, and it has the speed of nature.