Zephyrian Spools by Dalia Neis Alejandra Pizarnik Wilkinson's lines tie minuscule linguistic

Wilkinson's lines tie minuscule linguistic knots that give pleasure when unwoven

and many of the poems herein are addressed to his wife

workshops or honours but to memorialise their people: I don’t mean by that necessarily a race or a country

Six Characters in Search of an Author roam the Wal-Mart parking lot

Zephyrian Spools by Dalia Neis Alejandra Pizarnik Wilkinson's lines tie minuscule linguisticThis extraordinary work will transform how you see the element in which we live, which surrounds us, and enters us as agency, as magical entity, as mode of transport to other dimensions; the eternal, axiomatic, cosmic wind. Zephyrian Spools is a wind vision: part poem, part novel, part feminist Bildungsroman, part virtual film script, part essay, tracing a young filmmaker called Lydias obsession with the haunting cinematic dream of filming the wind.