NOTE TO SEA
By: Aaron Beasley + Jeremy Kennedy

It starts with “wash gate” and a possible blood splatter. A gate is a barrier, or at least at the edge. This one is clean, or does the cleaning. I get it! The liminal threshold purges the sufferer by way of acknowledging the edge: spilled mount, excerpt lifestyle, sample pilgrimage.

Collaborative work requires all parties to bleed a pomegranate seed into the “return” button on their respective keyboards, such that the button refrains from feeling de-pressed when pushed. This gives the sensation of an evenness in all regards as lines drop next to lines, even when the next line is far away, strophe to blotch.

Close reading? Consider the enemy. How about some distant reading? Give the imagery some space. No ‘rigor’ just ‘dash’: the curl that makes it ‘vigor’ is the time it gives back to your ‘death.’ The canoness called; she wants her cute, hazardous enlightenment back. - Andrew Choate (2017)

~ 2o page full-color book (saddle-bound)
~ materials - matte cover stock, matte photo stock
~ measure - 8.5″ x 5.5″
~ edition - 32