See You Through

Geoff Gilbert and Alex Houen's See You Through: A Novel is a formally restless, genre-collapsing hybrid that inhabits the threshold between poetry and fiction. Structured around a shifting dialogue of voices and modes, the book navigates illness, intimacy, war, bureaucracy, and facial recognition technology with a syntax that veers between the lyrical and the analytic, the fragmentary and the fluid. Language becomes a site of both fracture and connection, as the text resists linear narration in favour of a porous, polyphonic architecture. What emerges is a work that holds complexity with conviction: self-aware, searching, and structurally bold.