Never More There _literary and allusion

and allusion

Lamarche is good at this form

Body Count is a tonic for the times we live in

or lending a narrative to one of Dennis Oppenheim's conceptual sculptures

productive of pornographic delirium

Never More There _literary and allusionDescription How do we reconcile story with fact? What must one lose for the other to exist? In this debut collection, Rowe explores the nature of mythology and how it morphs in time to retain cultural and personal significance. Folk tales, supernatural creatures, family histories and personal elegies come together to expose the cohabitation of the dead and the living; the relationship between cold absence and stark presence. Rowe recasts the small