Jesse Ball Archive
Measuring the Unknown in Jesse Ball’s Census
The nature of the census changes continually—it is at points a mechanism of state surveillance, a quest for self-knowledge, an act of community, a measure of goodness, an exchange, a gift.
Review: THE DEATHS OF HENRY KING by Jesse Ball, Brian Evenson, and Lili Carré
In The Deaths of Henry King, the titular Henry King dies no less than eighty-nine times.