Bullet Points: A review of The Missing Pieces by Henri Lefebvre
The complexity of Lefebvre’s poem is belied by the simplicity of his project. Lefebvre provides no index, no table of “missing” contents; the organisational principles of the poem must be inferred (or not). Lefebvre’s poem characterises its author as one who knows loss, who attends to loss–and perhaps to everything–better than we do, one who has been remade by his attendance upon perdition and un-making.
Daniel Bosch on The Missing Pieces by Henri Lefebvre.