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APICALITYJean Day In Apicality (here, movement toward a point or apex, as in plant growth), Day concerns herself with morphologies writ large those of creative plant and animal life, historical thinking, knowledge, sound patterning, shapes of optimism and its opposite. The book's two sequences ("Ex Ovo Omnia," "And Now This") are part of her larger, as yet unpublished The Elements, a work that probes first (and lost) causes. The book's procedure is

terwijl die poëzie in contact staat met de Nederlandstalige poëzie en de wereldpoëzie

Each one unpacks and deconstructs single words to reveal other words hiding within them

the mess of everyday relating (both on and off the planet of the genital) into these often perfect lines

The 26 Impromptus comprising Memory Working

Rendered into diamond-sharp English by award-winning translator Katrine Øgaard Jensen

His subjects included cats

in the poisoning of the planet

"I had found my master

their dips and hollows

Verzamelde gedichten is dan ook onmisbaar voor elke Nijhoff-liefhebber

present us with new maps of precarious

on acid-free paper