Tender and Unsparing: A Review of Leah Naomi Green’s The More Extravagant Feast
“It will only be love that I love you with.” The world, held inside another world. This interconnectedness is at the core of Leah…
“It will only be love that I love you with.” The world, held inside another world. This interconnectedness is at the core of Leah…
White: An Abstract by Joy Katz Abstract, by definition: Adjective existing in thought or by definition but not having a physical or concrete existence…
A review of I Can’t Talk About the Trees Without the Blood (University of Pittsburgh Press) by Tiana Clark As Adrienne Rich suggested, “in…
Thy Kingdom Come/ Thy Will be Done Hallowed be the name of thy children bagged & buried beneath snow the woman strangled in her…