Chapter Six brings together reflections that defy, occupy or play with, and in, time.
Category: The Sixth Chapter
Clock Face
by Lucy Cash
Three poems
by Mary Paterson
Excerpt from “Choreography on the Face”
By Sara Hamming
The Phone Time Zone
by Nik Wakefield
She killed time
by Rowan Lear
Clock (tower)
by Kamil Adamus
Say, then, I navigate the language with two clock dials, and the numbers appear at random, as if skipping time and falling into the future, concurrently
by Diana Damian Martin a dispărea. 1. When a clock breaks, when (time) breaks. 2. My body does not … More
A Letter for You Across the Way/On a Late Spring Night Seemingly Eternal
by Caridad Svich
how to organise your writing archive?
by Mira Mattar
