Highlighting recently released and forthcoming works by marginalized creators
Sex With My Family by Jessica Anne
Musings on infertility, cows, longing & freedom by an anemic woman in the winter of her 41st year.
Glass Essays by J. A. Bernstein
Glass Essays juxtapose the miracles of parenting and birth with the mysteries of death and armed conflict.
Hydra Medusa by Brandon Shimoda
Part coping mechanism, part magical act, Hydra Medusa was composed while Brandon Shimoda was working five jobs and raising a child—during bus commutes, before bed, at sunrise. Encountering the ghosts of Japanese American ancestors, friends, children, and bodies of water, it asks: What is the desert but a site where people have died, are dying; are buried, unburied, memorialized, erased. Where they are trying, against and within the energy of it all, to contend with our inherited present—and to live.
VAGABOND CITY 