AND SUDDENLY INTO NOTHING by Suzanne Doppelt

127 x 203mm, 84 pages, Black & white printing, Perfect bound, Softcover, 2026 In the middle of a London park, a couple behaves strangely under the gaze of a photographer who happens to be there and captures them through his viewfinder. When he realizes that he may have witnessed a crime while thinking he was photographing a simple encounter, the park becomes a theater. The scene, usually mundane, opens and closes at the same time, becoming a genre scene that he will attempt to elucidate in the chemical bath of his laboratory and through an on-site investigation. The photographer has seen what he will never see again, or thought he saw, or perhaps did not see. A murder has undoubtedly taken place, and the park is an incredible trap for his gaze, but nothing will come of it, and the mystery remains unsolved. This book revolves primarily around Michelangelo Antonioni's film Blow Up, but also Julio Cortazar's short story Les fils de la vierge, which inspired it, and Witold Gombrowicz's novel La pornographie. Translated by Cole Swensen Published by