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“Reversible Poem in Dishwater,” a Poem by Emily Lee Luan
He carried me into the kitchen to get a glass of water He reached for a cup in the sink filled with dishwater Wait I said and opened the cabinet for a glass Still he went for the cup in the sink Why do you want to drink from a dirty glass I asked It doesn’t need to be clean he said But accepted the clean one I held out to him I held out a clean glass to him He accepted he said clean is a need isn’t it I asked to drink from a dirty glass I want you The sink the cup still a glass cabinet open I...
Books by New Mexico authors
NARCISSUS NOBODY By Gina Yates, Three Rooms Press, 262 pages, $16 Hope Townsend is a seeker who stays in one place, a highly empathetic woman who prefers dogs to people. And her bar for people is low. She’s an office manager for a psychic hotline and picks up spare shifts hanging out with the sick and elderly — jobs she gravitated to after high school and is still in as she approaches 40. Her love life is similar. She has a thing for married guys who function like overgrown skater boys.
Imagine Us, The Swarm
“In Imagine Us, The Swarm, Muriel Leung takes risks experimenting with non-traditional literary resources to show us the challenges faced by an immigrant family and alienation felt in the swarm. . . . brings attention to the emotional baggage we carry in our journey, and delights the readers with exquisite poetic language.” Imagine Us, The Swarm by Muriel Leung is a hybrid collection of poetry and essays revisiting the ghosts of an immigrant family from Hong Kong.
Plastic: An Autobiography
“Cobb is stridently warning us of imminent ecological peril and the need to systemic transformation of our systems of production and consumption.” Mr. McGuire to Benjamin Braddock: “There is a great future in plastics.” (The Graduate, 1967) Plastic is ubiquitous—it is cheap to make and can morph into just about any shape or form. As Allison Cobb notes, it is found in everything from nuclear bombs to Styrofoam packaging.
THE BLACK CONDITION FT. NARCISSUS
you can make almost a million dollars by killing one angel outside his house / the deep state is located in a police locker-room / they plan war games over dinner / this is not a lie. this could be a lie, but our destruction is definitely an inside job / or at least CIA-funded. they build super-predator soldiers out of crack & dollar bills / hang them out to dry in the street for (4) hours.
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