DAWN NOON DUSK MIDNIGHT, Miri Karraker & Caroline Rayner

Dawn Noon Dusk Midnight, Miri Karraker & Caroline Rayner

"I lost it, hear me out, // the sound I heard volcanic, and did you not, or were you /
elsewhere in the room which, frankly, tragic."

Book as record, collaborative act of thought; anticipatory, complimentary -- book as object, Victorian puzzle purse -- translation as unweaving, unmaking: the topography of a conversation as a relief map reflecting the immediacy of reading "interior" and "exterior" thought in mediated time.

Dawn Noon Dusk Midnight, Miri Karraker & Caroline Rayner.
ISBN 979-8-9899037-2-6
69pp. 5.5" x 5.5", saddle stapled. Covers printed on French Insulation Pink stock, interiors printed on Mohawk off white text weight felt textured paper. Printed and assembled in "Kingston, New York,” the unceded and occupied lands of the Haudenosaunee, Mohican, Munsee Lenape, and Schaghticoke tribes. First printing, edition of 200. Designed by The Aliens.