M, Budapest
By the amazing Susu Laroche.
The Realist’s Morning Prayer & Other Turkish Delights
There is a slow dream emerging from this little book. It is a memory book, but the memories are structured as terminal dreams we had, or memories of disjunctive books we had adults read to us when we were children and they are now regained in slow motion, with enough time to count to ten in between each page, fine-grained enough to disturb and vague enough to slip and slide around afterwards, changing shape in the head.
Karen Elliot reviews Ahmet Ogut‘s Today in History.