Preface: Dear Bookshelf Family

Part 1 Language and the Body

Almost Entirely Trapped - Charlotte Perkins Gilman, "The Yellow Wallpaper"
An Eternity Completely Different from the Ordinary - Clarice Lispector, The Time of the Stars
The Language of the Fish Woman - Yoko Tawada, "Bathhouse"
The Lie That the Sea is Black - Marguerite Duras, The Sickness of Death
By What Name Do You Call Death? - Virginia Woolf, The Waves
The Poet at the End of the World, The Song That Never Fade - Claude Winzinger, The Dog on My Table

Part 2: Body and Type

A Gravestone, a Book, and a Mother - Mary Shelley, "The Invisible Girl"
Love can never be better than the one it loves - Toni Morrison, The Bluest Eye
The Illusion of Horses and Water - Clarice Lispector, Agua Viva
The Consequences of Solitude - Yuko Tsushima, "The Realm of Light"
If you close only one eye and fall asleep - Chan-shu, "The Yellow Nipple"
Winter in All Seasons - Allie Smith, Winter
Mother and Daughter, Others of the Multiverse - Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, "Everything Everywhere All at Once"

Part 3: Typing and Memory

So that pain doesn't translate into memory - Cathy Park Hong, Minor Feelings
This Hot Void: Two O's Between M and N - Esther Lee, 『Y/N』
Going/Returning, Going, Returning: The Third Place Arriving Through the Time Difference of Existence - Teresa Hak-kyung Cha, 『Dicte』 I
The Silence of Death - Teresa Hak-kyung Cha, Dictée II