THE GARDEN

THE GARDENFrom the press: Julie Carrs The Garden, book one of the trilogy Overflow, dedicates itself to two seminal figures in Carrs life: the painter Tony Robbin, who paints four dimensional space, and the theoretical physicist, feminist, and philosopher, Karen River Barad. Through a spirited series of fractured and interwoven narratives, The Garden reorients themes of time, war, Jewishness, memory, techno biology, friendship, and grief. The garden, as a

as can the sound of the poet clearing their throat

as yet unpublished The Elements

Sidestepping the usual conventions of narrative

She travels with friends who share her interest in food

Contributions by Prof

and The Bronx Museum

It is a first person narrator’s story

The first book by Yarrow Yes Woods

who lived together as lovers and collaboratively wrote some eight volumes of poetry and twenty-seven plays and whose poetry enjoyed both popular and critical success until their friend

artist and researcher Marie Preston and Gangloff

The volume responds primarily to the twenty-first century's inescapable evidence of the terms of black life—not so much new as newly visible

as well as their societal and emotional dimensions