Introgression Latewood

<p>"Larkin’s writing maps out and conceptually creates a scarce minimally legible layer and does so as a form of adoration or communion – the presence of scarcity makes its opposite creative plenitude come as close as possible." —Edmund Hardy</p><p> </p><p>"Larkin indicates how one can only pay tribute to the rarity and uniqueness of the scarce by not appropriating it in a fraudulent poetic equivalence of pseudo-poverty but rather by asymptotically approaching it with genuine humility from ever new angles." —John Milbank</p>