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jacob_wren's review against another edition
5.0
They found themselves questioning ambiguity and its presumed neutrality in their work.
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madges's review against another edition
5.0
Stylistically similar to Lydia Davis, but with John McPhee's attunement to nature and Juliana Spahr's own characteristic lyricism embedded with colonial critique and poststructuralist inquiry. A story that is also a meditation that is also a poem that is also a theoretical essay--incredibly poignant and beautiful. Also manages to make me super anxious about ice caps melting and my decision to get an MFA and polyamorous relationships and the United States' bulk collection of personal metadata in one fell swoop, which must be some kind of accomplishment.
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