A5, 48 pages, Black & white printing, Saddle stitched, Softcover, Hand numbered edition of 75, 2025

The Glass Delusion follows a voice disturbed by the disintegration of its memory and presence. The narrative moves around time, with each poem shifting in shape and tone, even morphing into photography when words diffuse.

The collection is an exploration of the fragile network of selfhood and how age breaks down what keeps it together. The threads that bind are made explicit—family, work, place—leaving us to face the question of how resistant these are to the devastations coded into our physiology.

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