Blue Summer: Jarrad Carlin Has stock in Germany alongside an interview with the

alongside an interview with the artist by Richard Hylton

The reflections range from thoughts related to personal experience to essays and texts that broaden the genre of the (un-)representability of dying within literature and visual art

Mike Pollard

Even just him preparing a meal for his love for when she comes home from work can take on evolutionary implications

made of humor and witchcraft

Blue Summer: Jarrad Carlin Has stock in Germany alongside an interview with theJarrad reached out, I forget how, but it turned out we had a lot of mutual friends, good friends, old friends. The book encapsulates the energy of a zine, while being solid enough to stand as a book. If that makes sense? Fuck it, it's good.