A Huge Space, Largely Empty is a non-linear narrative of photographs, drawings, and writing that revolves around an unnamed lake. On the first page, a character picks up a stone on a night walk in the country and throws it into a lake. At the end of the book someone approaches a lake where a hole has mysteriously formed in the ice. In between those two pages there are references to sleep, dreams, insomnia, memory, and spatial disorientation.

Author: Sylvia Matas
Publisher: Harpy House Press
Pages: 20pp
Size: 6 x 7
Notes: softcover, b/w
Year Of Publication: 2016
ISBN: 978-1-9990028-1-7