Chrissy Williams’ if p then q publication Epigraphs gets another review. This time by Francesca Shaw at Dead Ink.
As an editor, Williams has a duty to the intentions of the writer as well as to the reader’s experience. Putting herself in the driver’s seat, she has freed herself of this obligation. Though the words are not her own, her poetic voice is remarkably strong. She constructs meaning and communicates with the reader through the clever linear arrangement of quotations from works belonging to a mix of time periods, moods and genres; we can skip from Confucius to Shaun of the Dead and it just works.
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