Abigail Fisher
Abigail Fisher is an occasional writer, tutor and PhD candidate living on unceded Wurundjeri land.
All essays by Abigail Fisher
Extract from an Encyclopaedia
The Books of Jacob is a book about the internet. That is to say, it’s a response to the experience of encountering information online, and realising as a result that ‘many things remain quietly connected’, as Tokarczuk writes in her postscript. This realisation in turn gives rise to the notion of the system as a whole, a kind of totality – everything that has happened ‘alongside all that might have happened as well or instead.’
Aug. 2022 •
Fiction • In translation