Fragments
Collection: Fiction

Fragments

David Carl
Role: Author
Written by a Poet in Residence at Shakespeare and Co. Bookstore in Paris.

An extended meditation on the sentence – an inquiry into how we make use of language to express our selves, and an investigation of how language helps shape and determine who and what those selves are. An imaginary conversation between Falstaff and Chuang Tzu, Veronica Lake and Ludwig Wittgenstein.

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