We The Parasites by A. V. Marraccini J. O. Morgan He has also armed himself

He has also armed himself with a sophisticated dramatic understanding learned in part from Browning

and jellyfish

and though they read as though they draw intensely on her own life

The lives of others also feature throughout

yet unique slant on the world… Read the darkly beautiful and restrained sequence 'Unheimlich'

We The Parasites by A. V. Marraccini J. O. Morgan He has also armed himselfIn her debut book, A. V. Marraccini explores how we inhabit works of art, and how our sense of longing informs and changes our relationship to them. Intertwining fig wasps, Updike, Genet, Twombly, Rilke, jewel heists, and a vividly rendered panoply of histories and myths from classical antiquity, We the Parasites both tells a strange love story and makes a slantwise argument about reading with the body, and what it ultimately means to know, and to