ISOLARII 15: MOTHERDYINGMichael Lentz is a saxophonist, composer, and one of Germanys most radical writers. When his mother was dying, language fell apart. In MOTHERDYING, words splinter and fuse; grammar buckles under what it must bear. Memory arrives without warning: a child watching flies in fresh paint; a father unboxing hidden love letters; a woman turning from the hospital window. No explanationjust the way memory works at the edge of life: everything at once, nothing