Third PDF Edition, November 2023

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Second PDF Edition, November 2023

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First PDF Edition.

November 2023.

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bidding an honest, last farewell calls for great courage
and, arguably, a singular sense of clarity
it’s a heuristic message worthy of our careful attention
particularly, if we consider authors and artists who created their own worldviews
for us, facing death head-on
during this ordeal, there’s nothing to lose or hide – over here, every thing matters
it is therefore surprising that no collective study of these existential and
ontological spheres has been undertaken to date
in partnership with philosophers and poets, artists and journalists, and
uncategorisable subjects, mongrel matter fill this lacuna in our poly-genre text below,
the reader will find twenty-five contributions concerned with
– the last words said on the deathbed (e.g. by Oscar Wilde & Ralph Waldo
Emerson, Søren Kierkegaard & G.W.F. Hegel)
– the last words in the works of fiction (e.g. by various dramaturgs & in cinema)
– the last words on death row (by Mansour al-Hallaj)
– spiritual practices preparing one for their dying
– suicide (e.g. David Foster Wallace & Darby Crash)
– suicide notes (e.g. by Kōkichi Tsuburaya & Virginia Woolf)
what is more, many instances of farewell works seek atonement – a paradox of
being and non-being together – pushing the boundaries of our book
specifically, memorial ceremonies (e.g. dedicated to Graham Chapman) and
artefacts (e.g. Tadanori Yokoo’s pictorial requiem for Setsuko Hara & Jon Fosse’s
Morning and Evening) provide conditions to engage in the event of one’s demise
and afterlife
last but not the least, this book is fortunate to host a number of original reflections
trailblazing the folded limits dividing death and life
all in all, through expressing both the knowable and the unknown, our book seeks
a possibility of fragile balance

Published in September 2026

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Here is our first-born Nietzsche book, following his imprint in eternity, the only book for Nietzsche we can make — against any reductionist perspective devoid of artistic merit: eternity is simple

 Contents

Thus Spoke Zarathustra: Of Usurpers       
Christos Iliopoulos

Nietzsche and the Anthropomorphocene       
Ashley Woodward

Nietzsche’s Logic of Force       
Nick Crowley

Nietzsche and the Turin Horse: Trauma, Contradiction, Ressentiment  
Babette Babich

Kundera’s Nietzsche and the “Other” of Animal Vulnerability     
Catherine F. Botha

Homeless at Home: Nietzsche and Emerson  
Matthew Kruger

From Speaking to Singing and Dancing At: ‘The Other Dance Song’       
Paul van Tongeren, translated by Timon J. Beeftink

“The Music Behind the Words” in Nietzsche’s Thus Spoke Zarathustra       
Paul S. Loeb and David F. Tinsley

The Final Dance  
Rainer J. Hanshe

Our book will revolve around the tenuous concept of crime (as a limit) with respect to the lives and works of artists and philosophers subjected to criminalisation/persecution.

Publication: October/November 2026

A new book project, submission open soon.

A new book project, submission open soon.