Roni Horn is an American artist known for her distinctive work across photography, sculpture, and artist's books. Her thoughtful explorations of identity and place are evident in titles such as Wonderwater, Rings of Lispector, and Gurgles, sucks, echoes.
Anne Carson is a Canadian poet and classicist who works across poetry, essays, and translation. She is known for books like Autobiography of Red and her contributions to Granta 110. Her writing often combines ancient history with modern life.
Hélène Cixous is a French writer and thinker whose books often cross the lines between fiction and theory. You might know her for works such as Wonderwater or Rings of Lispector (Agua Viva). Her writing offers a distinct and challenging read.
Louise Bourgeois is the author of the book Wonderwater. Her writing offers a distinct voice that readers appreciate. Pick up Wonderwater to discover her unique perspective.
