She shuns any place where she might observe children
which is the same ‘Atlantic Ocean’ in Lowell’s Life Studies
Donald Judd Spaces is also available here
fiction allows us to discuss the legacy of institutional critique
199pp with colour photography throughout
Name - Constance Debré She shuns any place whereName is Debr's most intense novel yet, a fresh feat of sharp, spare, yet explosive prose. Set partly in the narrator's childhood, it explores ideas about origins and reshapes relationships to our various inheritances: name, family, class, habits. As the novel unravels, freedom is revealed as a redefining of these relationships on one's own terms. Brilliant and unflinching, Name affirms and extends Debr's radical project. Tuskar Rock Press, 2025