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“The Burden” by Kjell Erik Killi Olsen. Solstrand, Bjørnafjorden. Photo taken by Hannah C. Garvey.

Experimental books

The future of us

by A Knausgaard Reading and Writing Collective July 3, 2024

a conversation on

collective authorship / publication forms / unfinished business

audio from the last in-person meeting of

A Knausgaard Reading and Writing Collective

Osøyro, Norway

August 2019

A Knausgaard Reading and Writing Collective

The reading group’s members in order alphabetically are Courtney Bender (Columbia University), Jeremy Biles (School of the Art Institute of Chicago), Liane Carlson (Brooklyn Institute for Social Research), Joshua Dubler (University of Rochester), Hannah C. Garvey (Indiana University Bloomington), M. Cooper Harriss (Indiana University Bloomington), Winnifred Fallers Sullivan (Indiana University Bloomington), and Erik Thorstensen (OsloMet).

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