Possibilities in Shade by Mariano Peyrou, trans. Terence Dooley Alan Felsenthal and to overflow what fits

and to overflow what fits too tightly

the armpit of a TV star

‘Here is no glib internationalism or modish multiculturalism… Displacement here no longer spells exile

an archivist of strange tales

Dunthorne lures the reader to darker places

Possibilities in Shade by Mariano Peyrou, trans. Terence Dooley Alan Felsenthal and to overflow what fitsFear is the liquid state of pain as a wound is the solid state of fear. Mariano Peyrous pulsating and mesmerizing meditation on love, time, and memory, here elegantly translated by Terence Dooley, is at once minimalist and expansive: its subtle repetition of key nouns and verbs creates a dreamscape in which two parallel lines meet in your eyes. If parallel, how can these lines meet? The path to understanding repeatedly confronts a mountain, because