pThis volume is a long-awaited collection of essays which gives a chance for Allen Fisher's many admirers to study his work in depth with a group of experts.ppThe essays included here cover the range of Fisher's career. Redell Olsen and cris cheek discuss Fisher's relations to Fluxus and the documentary. Will Rowe approaches emPlaceem in terms of the large-scale poem as a heuristic device, a 'practice of knowledge'. Pierre Joris addresses the important topic of health in Fisher's work. Will Montgomery considers Brixton as a 'sounded space' in the work of Allen Fisher and Linton Kwesi Johnson, while Steven Hitchins tackles one aspect of Fisher's significant engagement with science fractals as a way of negotiating the discontinuity and noise of everyday life. Robert Sheppard discusses emThe Apocalyptic Sonnetsem as the link between Fisher's two large-scale projects, emPlaceem and emGravity as a consequence of shapeem Scott Thurston offers a close-reading of 'Mummer's Shout' from emGravit