Katja Thomas

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(an almost appropriate speaking) summary; in the act of writing what is named (e.g. a gallopping horse and an indian in a writing by kafka) immediatly fleas, disappears, as soon as we try to catch, describe, give it imagined form, the power of writing of words resides in this disappearing, its fleeing, ---

a beautiful excerpt i found at Druckmuseum Leipzig in their current exhibition Type in the 21st Century. It might be published in this book: "Kein Hügel für die wilden Pferde" (Connewitzer Verlag)