Discover the work of this madman genius in a new, edible anthology.

A poem printed on a tape to measure reality with verses, not inches or centimeters.

A bilingual edition of Ulises Carrión’s iconic essay, where he wrote, “a book is not a bag of words.” As a playful tribute, we turned our edition into a tote bag—merging form and concept in honor of his radical approach to books.

A collection of intense personal poems regarding Alan Sobrino’s relationship with fire. Through this book, fire becomes a poetic extension, and vice versa; poetics becomes flammable. 

An incendiary artistic exploration of the complex relationship between money and society.

A conceptual essay about borders. It is an official, non-official document that allows its readers free transit around the world.

Drawing inspiration from "Les Liaisons Dangereuses," this epistolary work recreate the genuine letter-receiving experience by sending five handwritten (printed) letters via mail.

A children’s story told in 2 books meant to be read/played by two or more people. May is a girl who overcomes a rare body condition that’s keeping her away from her passion: soccer.