
In Memoriam To Identity
Kathy AckerIn Memoriam To Identity
January 1, 1990278 pages
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In Memoriam to Identity is a weird, violent, searing, angry work, full of pain, dislocation, desire, hate and the raging drive of resistant creation. . . . Kathy Acker has invented a form of secret historiography, a language of shock and sensation that provides a vivid, disruptive, unsettling readout on the psychosocial trauma of our time.--Tim Clark, Los Angeles Times Book Review.
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