The Book of Emotions General this anthology has provoked reactions

this anthology has provoked reactions across the globe

while single moments are expanded cubistically into entire landscapes

Interweaving flashes of the horrific Jeju Uprising and the Korean War with pleasant family anecdotes

A collision between contemporary poetics and the Renaissance lyric

prefiguring the formal inventiveness of Kathy Acker

The Book of Emotions General this anthology has provoked reactionsIn a future Brazil, a blind photographer considers a sequence of his old photographs . . . [continued] A blind photographer envisions "a haiku stripped of rhetoric that captures only what is in front of the camera." But without camera or lens, his instruments of optic prosody, he must reconstruct experience as a series of affective snapshots. The result, then, is not the description of a remembered image, but of the emotional memory the image evokes.