Summer 2024 Digital Resident Tamiko Nimura does a Q&A with Seventh Wave about her work.

Summer 2024 Digital Resident Yomalis Rosario shares her poem, Rupture.

Summer 2024 Digital Resident Angela Siew shares a poem that's inspired by Laurie Anderson's exhibit "Four Talks."

Summer 2024 Digital Resident Camille Iman Woods shares a process piece, "When Leaders Let Go."

Summer 2024 Digital Resident Elisabeth Vasquez Hein does a Q&A with Seventh Wave about her work.

Wait a year, or two, or ten. Or maybe you’ll wait two decades — squeezing through the cracks in eVerify and RealID until the bureaucratic walls grow too high and you must go under.

Amy’s finally cleared up whatever’s been stuck in her throat.

On October 10th, 2023, I rediscover a keffiyeh — a traditional Palestinian scarf — while unpacking boxes in my new apartment in Seattle.

maryland turns into my mother’s favorite place.

It’s Monday morning, April 2020, and I am trying to see if my dad has had a stroke from 800 miles away.

I tore through the Target, Hurricane Hooper hellbent / on proving that his skin was / crisp enough

In the photos taken before I wore it, the gown hangs from a grape arbor.

At the beginning of my future is me. At the end of my past, also me.

1. Start with a name / By the end of this pamphlet, you will be able to practice the art of waiting in three simple steps.

We’ve come to Des Moines for the funeral. Fitting / place: I’ve driven through every time I was leaving home to live / somewhere new.