Clairvoyant Journal (1978) is a seminal work by American poet Hannah Weiner, renowned for her innovative contributions to experimental and Language poetry.

This book chronicles Weiner’s unique experiences of “seeing” words—manifesting visually on her forehead, in the air, on objects, and on people—which she interpreted as a form of clairvoyance.

The Book : https://www.are.na/block/36799030

In this journal, Weiner employs a distinctive typographic style to represent three distinct voices: capital letters convey commanding or external voices, italics express internal commentary, and standard typeface reflects her own narrative. This triadic structure offers readers a layered insight into her daily life, thoughts, and the intrusive nature of these perceived messages.