Reading Kofman in Constellation is a multidisciplinary publication featuring essays, fiction, comics and poetry from a range of thinkers reflecting on Sarah Kofman in constellation with related thinkers.

The Reading Kofman in Constellation (RKIC) reading group explored Kofman’s thought in its own right, focusing on its fascination with haunting that traverses her meditations on aesthetic experience and autobiography to bring it into dialogue with other voices. The RKIC reading group was structured around texts from Sarah Kofman, Saidiya Hartman, Rene Gladman, Clarice Lispector, and Clio Nicastro.

Reading Kofman in Constellation came out in 2023. It includes contributions by Seda Mimaroğlu, Yanara Friedland, Mimi Howard, Cheong Kin Man, Sarah Messerschmidt, Rachel Pafe, Katarzyna Sala, Marta Stanisława Sala, and Myriam Sauer. Its cover features art by Charlotte Murdoch. It is the third book in editor Rachel Pafe’s Reading in Constellation series.

Pseudo|books are rectangular objects made of paper and bookcloth. They are tricky things; deceptively booklike.
But pseudo|books are often empty (stationery), or— oh wait? hmm this looks like a regular book but it has no real plot and seems to be highly self-referential or completely obscure (editions).
What did you expect? It’s a pseudo press.