"all null having" is a joyful apparition from the future-in-us, an Artaud/Guyotat-inspired example of feeding-forward fatal-error performance-writing, and a masterful poetic fictionalization of the meandering ways of non-rational logic. Deployed as patterned assemblages of seizing sentences that challenge the illusion of both continuity and discontinuity, "all null having" explores the continuously emerging bursts of unnatural, beyond-risk decay embedded in the perceived order.
Lee Beckworth, author of 'Savage the Warning Signs'.