Carina Hart's debut collection is a work of surreal satire probing how bureaucracy and administrative language shape modern life. 
Love letters and suicide notes are recast as office forms and memos; individual feeling collides with collective machinery through images of beehives and the aisles of Ikea. With dark irony and clinical precision, Hart turns the drab structures of everyday existence - paperwork, systems, consumer spaces - into something strange, funny and unsettling. 
A sharp, inventive first book about the language that manages us and the human voices that leak through it.