Brick 107 Summer 2021

Eden Robinson writes into the void
Forrest Gander decodes the first microchip literature
Jaspreet Singh’s growing pains
Amitava Kumar sends a postcard from Mildura
Lisa Bird-Wilson gathers fallen feathers
Adania Shibli tracks a story’s delivery status
Rudrapriya Rathore on desire, double binds, and malleability
Camilla Gibb’s collages in the absence of words
Vinh Nguyen migrates through magical thinking
Jan Zwicky’s lost vocation
Helen Garner takes her foot off the brake
Joanne Leow extracts the petrofictions of Singapore
Iman Mersal locates invisible mothers (trans. Robin Moger)
Wolfgang Georgsdorf’s theatre of the nose
Nehal El-Hadi charts pandemic rhythms
Stanisław Łubieński on the nature of rubbish (trans. Antonia Lloyd-Jones)
Hebe Uhart monkeys around (trans. Robert Croll)
Eleanor Wachtel interviews Chris Ware
Poetry by Faith Arkorful, Erica Violet Lee,
Nathaniel Mackey, Shane Rhodes, and Jan Zwicky
Fiction by Þórarinn Eldjárn (trans. Philip Roughton), Letizia Muratori (trans. Brian Robert Moore), Jessica Shabin, and Jack Wang
Plus artwork by Chris Ware, Eduardo Leal, Nam Phi Dang, and SETH