We received this in the Chicago Underground Library mailbox the other day and I could barely restrain myself from ripping it open (wanted to preserve the envelope) and failed miserably at keeping water off of it as I…ahem…took it into the loo with me.

Gabriel Levinson and just one of his lit-related projects, DEUSEXPAGINA, will be at the Printers’ Ball and it should be interesting to see what his “live experiment in literary quantum mechanics and wholly fabricated reviews of wholly fabricated books” should bring. Check out details here. Stay tuned for a typewritten interview with Gabriel and more about, and from, DEUSEXPAGINA.

– Thùy Ngô

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Tags: book review, DEUSEXPAGINA, Fiction, Gabriel Levinson, Ira Brooker, literary quantum mechanics, Printers' Ball, Printers' Ball 2010 Blog-Down, Warren Quentin

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