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Without Setting Fire
by Emerson Whitney This book is the black of a wide open mouth. There’s no other place to start, really, just agape. I like this idea of an open mouth, lips at liberty, the reckless brush strokes of a painting, open and possible. Here’s the opposite, category like a clenched jaw. An endless portrayal: mirrors, ace bandages, bathrooms, doe … Continue reading Without Setting Fire