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That sense of being caught between worlds (that word "between" again) allows an overwhelming feeling of bifurcation to...

From the very first lines of "to be," the opening section Kaie Kellough's Interposition, we find ourselves descending into a nightmare, moving steadily towards a stultifying existence characterized not by...

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That sense of being caught between worlds (that word "between" again) allows an overwhelming feeling of bifurcation to... From the very first lines of "to be," the opening section Kaie Kellough's Interposition, we find ourselves descending into a nightmare, moving steadily towards a stultifying existence characterized not by connection but by the spaces between us.

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From the very first lines of "to be," the opening section Kaie Kellough's Interposition, we find ourselves descending into a nightmare, moving steadily towards a stultifying existence characterized not by connection but by the spaces between us.

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