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| Author | Singer G.-D. |
| Title | Tochki shoda, tochka ischeznovenija |
| Description | “Convergence Points, Vanishing Point” is a collection of poetry by Gali-Dana Singer, who was born in Leningrad and has lived in Jerusalem since the late 1980s. Singer writes in Russian and Hebrew, translates between Russian, Hebrew and English, and treats language as an autonomous space capable of breaking apart and reassembling reality. In her poems, familiar words and grammatical relationships can lose their expected meanings; attention is continually directed towards the boundary between presence and disappearance, between what can be said and what remains beyond speech, between space and memory. For all its complexity, this poetry retains an internal clarity and precision of image. The book contains an introductory essay by Alexander Zhitenev and an afterword by the artist and poet Anatoly Zhigalov. |
| Year | 2013 |
| Publisher | NLO |
| Pages | 192 |
| Cover | Hardcover |
| ISBN | 978-5-4448-0095-9 |