Christina Tudor-Sideri's fourth book is a novel about intimacy and dressing absence in reinterpretation as an act of love. In the space between words, in the split between human and horizon, Edvard Munch’s shades of blue, the germination of desire, isolation, melancholy, despair, and the inescapable touch of forgetting. Christina Tudor-Sideri is a writer and translator. She is the author of the book-length essay Under the Sign of the Labyrinth, the novel Disembodied, and the collection of fragments, If I Had Not Seen Their Sleeping Faces. Her translations include works by Max Blecher, Magda Isanos, Anna de Noailles, Mihail Sebastian, and Ilarie Voronca.