In this anarchic, post-genre poem-as-novel, imagined by one of Canada’s leading experimental writers, the dystopian politics of our everyday inhale both a contra tenor opera singer who lured to China by the Kanadian embassy and the innocent cultural attaché who invited him. kHarLaMoV’s aNkLe: a utopian fantasy leaks us bits of poetry and counsel, while in its bowels the rumble of utopia rises. It is the unrelenting spasmodic energy of a group of revolutionary junkies of Montreal k...