Our Distance Became Water

This is metamodernist literary writing at its finest. . . By incorporating a modernist, stream-of-consciousness style into his conceptual methodology of wavewriting, Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos masterfully addresses the limitations of an outmoded postmodernism. Encompassing multidirectional conflicts and confluences, oscillatory and speculative, Our Distance Became Water confronts us with the anthropogenic consequences of our own capitalist hubris, and gifts us a symphonic prose poem of wavewriting, as crafted and beautiful and delicate as Murano glass. -- Alison Smith * Lincoln Review *
Praise for Book of Water:

“Despite their urgency, these mesmerising encounters between humans and other bodies of water have a deep stillness which lures the reader ever deeper into a surreal and mutable underworld. -- Nancy Campbell
[The stories] are so condensed and beautifully nuanced they can be read almost as a sequence of prose poems linked by a series of ‘liquid bridges’. Book of Water will haunt you with the resonance of its poetic undoing long after it has slipped from your hands. -- Alison Smith * Lincoln Review *