Quantum Theory for Cats Mostafa Nissabouri from monologues to lists of

from monologues to lists of insults

hearts are broken and boats are dry-docked

and one of the very few in whose lines one can discern the flesh-and-blood figure of a witness wholly alive

The line I can feel and not see

search for the opposite of self

Quantum Theory for Cats Mostafa Nissabouri from monologues to lists ofAfter giving a voice to both of Schrdingers pets (grumpy, and largely conceptual), Ian Stuart shows us a touching scene after spontaneous tears in Waterstones, addresses some body parts which are not what they once were, then visits the lives (and deaths) of Shakespeares greatest characters after the final curtain fell. Meanwhile, there are funerals and regrets, a doppelganger gives the author something to aspire to, and we hear stories from the