Signal to Noise is a haunting of the ears, a fathoming of loss, an appraisal of fragmented attention. Constructed in two parts, the book invites the reader into a state of transitional uncertainty as it navigates the interiority of grief and the precarity of living as a social being. Author Eve Luckring's progressive hearing disability serves as a sounding board for a dissonant landscape of foiled understanding. Through a continual shifting of proximities, Signal to Noise reckons with a network of contradiction, yearning, and fragility implicit to the connectivity of existence.
