Musician and writer Nat Baldwin appears live in the studio to read from and discuss his new book Antithesis. He will play select recordings connected to the text and be in conversation with Galen Joseph-Hunter.

About Antithesis
"Nat Baldwin is a writer attuned to the resonant, droning field of the page. Herein, the voice splits. Times overlay and hum together. Events become enharmonic tones. The story we read making possible the story taking place below the story, one we can only sense in the sounding, but is simultaneous and synchronized. Part anti-memoir, part shared history of experimental music and experimental literature, Baldwin's Antithesis resounds. It completely mesmerized me."
–Danielle Vogel, author of A Library of Light

Nat Baldwin is a double bassist, composer, and writer from Maine currently living in Western Massachusetts. He’s released several solo and collaborative works across genres and runs the experimental music label Tripticks Tapes. His books include a collection of short fiction, The Red Barn (Calamari Archive, 2017), and a work of hybrid nonfiction, Antithesis (Bridge Books, 2025).

Links:
Antithesis
Infra-ordinary Archive
Species of Spaces and Other Pieces
Make An Effort To Exhaust the Subject