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Ava Hofmann

AVA HOFMANN is a poet and writer currently living and working in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. A visual poet, her experimental and multimodal work concerns itself with trans/queer history, Marxism, and the frustrated desire inherent to encounters with the literary archive.  

Collaborative Gender(s): A Review of Ava Hofmann’s MY MY SUMMER OF TOTAL FFAILURE
by Robin Gow

July 6, 2021 Contributed By: Ava Hofmann, Robin Gow

Ava Hofmann’s "MY MY SUMMER OF TOTAL FFAILURE" Book Cover

The poems leave me curious about what it means to create these distinctions and what we can learn from our edges of “self.”

Filed Under: Featured Content, Featured Reviews, Reviews Posted On: July 6, 2021

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