Blankness at the Terminus can be considered the second of two volumes of the completed longer work of fiction Furtive and Bearable Cessation. Blankness at the Terminus is a depiction of characters trying to be touched and overwhelmed, trying to come to terms with having given up, or, what is more difficult, with not having given up completely. A lot of this is written in poems taking implicit stock of the world in its aspect as deceptions and suffering, and of where the world will or will not go, depending.