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Stubs make us think of banal erosions: pencils, payments, cigarettes, toes. If the stubs here are "doxologous", in what way is a hymn a banal erosion?

If aphasia is divine, as its speaker says, then to speak in a poem is perhaps BEYOND divine, or alternatively, beneath it. And to call these excerpts stubs, our brains as the editors wanted to find language for stub-as-form.

Beyond what these stubs made us turn over in terms of theory and theology, they also resurrected (or exorcized) in us a profound sense of confidence-- bordering on that of spiritual psychosis. They are intellectual, urgent, prophetic, and delightfully unhinged.

Find Evelynn on bluesky at @ladyartaud.bsky.social

Excerpt from Evelynn Black’s poem in Capgras Volume One

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An excerpt of Evelynn Black's translated stubs from Doxology Helios, published in Volume One.

We chose these for CAPGRAS because they suture the spiritual with the substantial and then shorten, spin.

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VOLUME ONE NOW LIVE!!

Capgras hosts and will continue to host “undiagnosable” writing.

Every poem in this inaugural issue is bizarre and beautiful.

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Capgras Volume One: March 15, 2025.

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