“between knowing and not knowing”

Alexa Bunnell imagines queer and Doukhobor futurity

“the din of such meaning-making”

Teo Rivera-Dundas listens to Douglas Kearney and Val Jeanty’s Fodder

“the fire of the living, / burning”
Essay by JFK Randhawa

“when some doors are open, they cannot be closed”
Anonymous reads Billy-Ray Belcourt

“to those who still rebel”

Poetry for the pandemic by Regina José Galindo

“Lead led me to a heavy language”

Virgil Taylor on the poetics of a chemical element

“a low carbon / boogie woogie”

Tapestry poem by Jagdeep Raina

“I have a car full of clay, dense 300 pounds of body so full my seatbelt alarm goes off”

hannah rubin extends clay as touch in quarantine

“reclamation of the mark”
Jamie Johnson considers the art of Mirtha Dermisache, Irma Blank, Hélène Smith, and Emma Hauck

“Out of the unbearable and seemingly unspeakable, ground is broken. We feel for one another”

Layli Long Soldier on Tanya Lukin Linklater’s new book