To Account For dg nanouk okpik a book that is simply

a book that is simply a collection of different kinds of poems

Transverse weaves between languages and forms

over de middeleeuwen vragen mijn vage herinneringen mij: herverduidelijk

“exile has no form but leaves a trace

Circling around and between Arabic and English

To Account For dg nanouk okpik a book that is simplyIan Patterson Published by Face Press in an edition of just 250 copies. Ten poems, risograph printed. Title page in black and aqua blue inks and colophon in metallic gold. Covers individually splash painted in sumi ink and bright blue calligraphy ink, with additional gold ink to the outside. Stitched with brass wire. Collated, bound, and trimmed by hand. Patterson is a Life Fellow of Queens' College Cambridge. The Plenty of Nothing, his elegy for