Ankyloglossia (n. Tongue-tie) New Canadian forest ecologist Suzanne Simard

Canadian forest ecologist Suzanne Simard explains how trees are connected by the “wood wide web” and describes how the Mother Trees of British Columbia distribute nutrients through an underground mycorrhizal fungi network

necessarily underestimates the sophistication of corporeal desire when such desire is unleashed in accord with the principles of a general economy

and advocacy

including excerpts from email correspondence with plant societies

for which the editors scanned their personal

Ankyloglossia (n. Tongue-tie) New Canadian forest ecologist Suzanne SimardAnkyloglossia (n. Tongue tie) is a volume of parts, carefully composed through compiled notes, diagrams, and scores that act as an extension for a new installation work of the same title by Canadian artist Emma Waltraud Howes. The artists books layout and dramaturgy are inspired by three seminal performance worksYvonne Rainers choreography The Mind is a Muscle (1968) and Samuel Becketts pieces Not I (1972) and Quad (1981). Exploring perspectives