Write off the map
amy cutler: land-writing, poetry, cultural / historical geography
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Write off the map 
Were X A Tree
Following on from Peter Riley: Critical Essays, which Alex Latter and I have nearly completed for Gylphi Ltd, a new experimental project I’m editing, Were X A Tree: Glosses on Larkin (2015), will be available next year after I submit the manuscript to Punctum Books (subject to manuscript review). It gathers a number of experimental forms of parsing, commentary, and marginalia, with micro-essays by twenty five contributors and a response by Peter himself. The full info follows – I’m looking forward to the editorial process as it all emerges!
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