CONDITIONALS
Conditional Essay (n.): A type of essay in which the body presses against text through the proposition of variables, relating (but not limited) to the extant body and its experience. Usually written by Fugue Staff.
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I Gave Myself a Body - Steff Sirois
A conditional essay on Nell Stevens’ Briefly, a Delicious Life
2022
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On Lost Paperwhites - Christian Perry
A conditional essay on Sam Moore’s All My Teachers Died of AIDS
2022
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Me and Abyme - Samuel Simmons
A conditional essay on Mark Haber’s Saint Sebastian’s Abyss
2022
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Philosopher of Sandwiches - Spencer R. Young
A conditional essay on Anne Carson’s Autobiography of Red
2022
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"In what banal way was I about to fuck up today?" - Michael Harper
A messy conditional essay on Laurie Weeks’ Zippermouth
2022
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Mother Mirror on the Wall - Crystal Cox
A conditional essay on Katie Marya’s Sugar Work
2022
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Trapping the Roomba - Afton Montgomery
A conditional essay on Samantha Schewblin’s Little Eyes, translated by Megan McDowell
2022
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The Body Composite - Gianna Stoddard
A conditional essay on Franny Choi’s Soft Science
2022
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Secure Your Own Tiny Party Hat Before Assisting Others - Libby Croce
A conditional essay on Wendy Xu’s You Are Not Dead
2022
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I Collect Tubers - Miriam Akervall
A conditional essay on Octavia Butler's Dawn
2022