Collin J. Rae’s Redux: Remix resists stillness. What begins as language immediately destabilizes. Phrases fracture. Tone mutates. Structure gives way to rupture.
This is experimental poetry that rejects containment, pulling the reader into something physical, disorienting, and unresolved. The reel below is not a translation of the work. It is an extension. The image slips, distorts, and continues the same unstable signal.
Redux: Remix releases in paperback on April 17, 2026.
About the Book
Redux: Remix by Collin J. Rae is a collection of experimental and avant-garde poetry that operates at the intersection of text, image, and noise. The work engages themes of identity collapse, psychological tension, and sensory overload through an intentionally destabilized structure.
There is no fixed narrative. The work operates in pulses. Nonlinear. Repetitive. Intentionally unstable. Words are stripped down, reassembled, and pushed to the edge of coherence, creating a reading experience that feels immediate, immersive, and at times confrontational.
Moving through themes of decay, desire, noise, and psychological rupture, Redux: Remix exists as both text and disturbance. A controlled unraveling where meaning flickers, collapses, and briefly reforms.
For readers drawn to experimental poetry, glitch aesthetics, and boundary-pushing contemporary literature, this collection refuses resolution and leaves the signal open.
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