A Manual of Disappearances is a strange, tender, and atmospheric poetry collection for readers who love conceptual writing, prose poems, art books, and quiet surrealism. Across 100 poetic "methods," the book turns vanishing into an art form. Each page imagines a different way of disappearing: into mist, dust, moss, wallpaper, candle smoke, rain smell, old paper, drawer scent, rust, silence, warmth, or light. These are not violent disappearances, but soft transformations — ways of becoming less separate from the world. Part ritual manual, part museum catalogue, part book of impossible instructions, A Manual of Disappearances invites readers into a world where ordinary things become metaphysical: a loose button becomes a philosophy, a tea stain becomes memory, a final page becomes silence. Perfect for lovers of experimental poetry, lyrical prose, surreal chapbooks, conceptual art, and beautifully melancholic writing, this collection is a haunting guide to fading, remaining, and being gently absorbed by the world.