The Constellations
A group of stars forming a recognisable pattern that is traditionally named after its apparent form or identified with a mythological figure. A group of associated or similar people or things. A series of books from MA BIBLIOTHÈQUE. They are modest but lovely.
New, Recent, & Forthcoming
Forthcoming:
Erin Honeycutt, NIGHT SCHOOL (March 2026) A synthesis of dreamwork and bookwork, combining collaboration with dream-vision report, creative writing, and AI—a ‘Media Archaeology of Dreams’. Its central character is the author’s voice in this process through ekphrasis. What/where is the separation between the ekphrastic object, the dream, and its description?
Katharina Ludwig, THE HOLE. AN INSURRECTIONARY POETICS (April 2026)
At the limits of language, a hole opens and voices meet, channelled from the abyss through temporalities and histories. Jacques Lacan analyses the wounded text; Hélène Cixous whispers to anarchist poet Katerina Gogou, theorist Carla Lonzi, artist Chiara Fumai. An army of women dissidents invades the symbolic realms.
Adam Walker, TEXTUAL ACTANTS (INFRASTRUCTURE) (May 2026) A reflexive exploration of things which hold things together, lengths of steel, programming protocols, recognised authors, and narratives of self. Six interweaving chapters pivot from the steel I-beam, via a pilgrimage to the former steelworks in Wallonia where these were first produced, to the on-screen ‘I-beam’ cursor.
Timothy Mathews, NEW CHRONICLES OF ART AND HOPE. WRITING IN TIMES OF DEMAGOGUERY (May 2026)Memoir, notes from, letters to, fiction and fictions, non-fiction, creative non-fiction, make-believe, autofiction, prose and verse, rhyme, reason, and rhythms, breath, moments and quotations, chronicles, stories of our time – whose time, witness, ways of seeing far longer imposed than exposed, the boundaries of art, why art at all?
Julia Merican, THE INCONSOLABLE SECRETS (publication date tbc)
A book-length essay about love, longing, loss, and the interstitial moments in between, interweaving analyses of longing and enchantment in works of art, literature, film, and objects with of the experience of heartbreak, small pleasures, and the transient perils of everyday living.
New:
Gill Houghton, DAY BOOK (October 2025)
Recent:
Sean Ashton, MASSIVE MASSIVE OIL SLICK (May 2025)
Nick Norton, SHAPES FOUND FOR LIVING (April 2025)
Bridget Penney, SONIA’S BOOK (March 2025)
Louise O’Hare, CENTREFOLD 1974. A MEMOIR (December 2024)
Erin Honeycutt, NIGHT SCHOOL (March 2026) A synthesis of dreamwork and bookwork, combining collaboration with dream-vision report, creative writing, and AI—a ‘Media Archaeology of Dreams’. Its central character is the author’s voice in this process through ekphrasis. What/where is the separation between the ekphrastic object, the dream, and its description?
Katharina Ludwig, THE HOLE. AN INSURRECTIONARY POETICS (April 2026)
At the limits of language, a hole opens and voices meet, channelled from the abyss through temporalities and histories. Jacques Lacan analyses the wounded text; Hélène Cixous whispers to anarchist poet Katerina Gogou, theorist Carla Lonzi, artist Chiara Fumai. An army of women dissidents invades the symbolic realms.
Adam Walker, TEXTUAL ACTANTS (INFRASTRUCTURE) (May 2026) A reflexive exploration of things which hold things together, lengths of steel, programming protocols, recognised authors, and narratives of self. Six interweaving chapters pivot from the steel I-beam, via a pilgrimage to the former steelworks in Wallonia where these were first produced, to the on-screen ‘I-beam’ cursor.
Timothy Mathews, NEW CHRONICLES OF ART AND HOPE. WRITING IN TIMES OF DEMAGOGUERY (May 2026)Memoir, notes from, letters to, fiction and fictions, non-fiction, creative non-fiction, make-believe, autofiction, prose and verse, rhyme, reason, and rhythms, breath, moments and quotations, chronicles, stories of our time – whose time, witness, ways of seeing far longer imposed than exposed, the boundaries of art, why art at all?
Julia Merican, THE INCONSOLABLE SECRETS (publication date tbc)
A book-length essay about love, longing, loss, and the interstitial moments in between, interweaving analyses of longing and enchantment in works of art, literature, film, and objects with of the experience of heartbreak, small pleasures, and the transient perils of everyday living.
New:
Gill Houghton, DAY BOOK (October 2025)
Recent:
Sean Ashton, MASSIVE MASSIVE OIL SLICK (May 2025)
Nick Norton, SHAPES FOUND FOR LIVING (April 2025)
Bridget Penney, SONIA’S BOOK (March 2025)
Louise O’Hare, CENTREFOLD 1974. A MEMOIR (December 2024)