CopyDolores Dorantes "Without the copying process," the poet Dolores Dorantes has said, "there would be no life, no reality." Through deconstructed dictionary entries and powerfully syncopated, recursive texts, Copy is a prose poem sequence that insinuates an experience of violent removal: a person's disappearance from a country, from normal life, and forcible reintegration into a new social and existential configuration. This displaced, dispossessed

Gabrielle Octavia Rucker

often vulnerable

vrees en verlangen continu op elkaar ingrijpen

set against the larger chaos of his beloved city Hong Kong and our broken planet

cultures and memories that form us

A long form essay on becoming a mother and not having a mother tongue written for Ugly Duckling Presse's pamphlet series (2020)

Ook zitten er persoonlijke gedichten tussen

As the morning progresses

banal forms of time travel

wholeheartedly recommended

conscientious of the creaturely and all-too-embodied travails of a rapidly immaterializing modernity

The Balls of Alban continues Carl Gent’s ludic project to rehistoricise and refictionalise the sidelined figure of Cynethryth