Further Reading
Beautiful Teeth by Brett Strickland
I used to have beautiful teeth, though only my brother remembers. But one morning when the light was sharp as a surgeon’s scalpel I woke to blood in the bed, and the remains of my first child spilling like wine from my body. After showering, I pulled away the blankets and stripped the sheets to […]
Danae Younge’s Melanin Sun (-) Blind Spots
Reviewed by Michaela Zelie
Danae Younge’s debut chapbook, Melanin Sun (-) Blind Spots grapples with the loss of her father, missing history, and identity as multiracial queer woman in a cis-white-heteropatriarchy. Younge’s chapbook is composed of ten poems that orbit the persistent requirement of identification in spaces that I, as white woman, have been able to move fluidly through. […]
automedon with the horses of achilles by henri regnualt is hanging on a blood red wall
by Lip Manegio
in the museum gallery. a woman sits down on the bench gently, says something to another. low enough i can’t hear but it gets a half smile, a soft bloom of chuckle. they have known each other for years i think, as i voyeur the space between their bodies: push and pull, an easy togetherness. […]
