Reviews

A work in which the visual dimension has become as multifaceted as the textual one, making Cage the posthumous collaborator on an artist' book--Gilbert Alan "Hyperallergic"

The Siglio edition preserves [Cage's] graphic effects, but more importantly it gives a sense of the company he kept... and of his passionate feelings about a world locked in a state of perpetual warfare... Cage has a reputation for being a Zen-inspired wit. He was also much more, an intensely engaged moral thinker.--Holland Cotter "The New York Times"

These fragments of opinions and problems, worries and joys are meant to be meditative, and working through them recalibrates the reader's perspective.--Nicole Rudick "The Paris Review Daily"