Yedda Morrison has produced an edition of Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness in which only references to the natural world remain. But what counts as ‘natural’ is far from self-evident, and Morrison’s erasures open onto a range of philosophical and ethical questions…. If the test of conceptual writing is the degree to which the distance between the concept and the execution creates enough friction to generate a spark across that gap, here, the ethereous space between the idea and the text—between mind and body, artifice and nature, erasure and source—ionizes with violent disruption and report.     —Craig Dworkin

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