Join us for a double book launch and conversation, in oneiric territories!

Thanatographies (Fiction Collective 2026) by Yanara Friedland is a genre-defying meditation on disappearance, memory, and the porous boundaries between the living and the dead. In poetic prose, Friedland weaves together dreamscapes, historical fragments, personal recollections, and philosophical inquiry to explore the afterlives of loss and survival. Moving through rooms, cities, forests, and archives, the text becomes a living document of insomnia, exile, and the spectral presence of women across time, including artists, revolutionaries, caretakers, and ghosts.

Night School (Ma Bibliothèque, 2026) by Erin Honeycutt is a synthesis of dreamwork and bookwork, combining collaboration with dream-vision report, creative writing, and AI – a “Media Archaeology of Dreams.” Its central character is the author’s voice in this process through ekphrasis. What/where is the separation between the ekphrastic object, the dream, and its description?