On Fiestaware, Ashes, and Dancing Again
“I can’t separate my experience of being raised by gay people from my experience of being raised by people who watched a lot of their friends die young.”
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Readfiebre de kilig
“to our descendants, this relic is for you too. to our qt ancestors, thank you for seeding me in these fertile ruins.” -
ReadTip of the Tongue, Teeth and the Lips
“Our plan had been to wait until the next time we visited to tell them we would be moving in together, but I also had my own discreet plan.” -
ReadInside “On Queer Family”
“This anthology is an unfinished map of queer possibility.” -
ReadFor the Moment
“How is it that my memories exist in English from a time before I knew that language?” -
ReadTo You, Who I Try to Meet Beyond the Boundaries of Names & other poems
“I near-remember and sometimes dream of standing in the morning shadow of this large looming thing, where even my hand in my mother’s feels cold.” -
ReadNo Longer Shall We Mistake the Map for the Territory
“Long live the time beneath minerals, beneath runways and concrete and stainless steel docks.” -
ReadA Poem is Not & other poems
“A tree’s wounds never heal, he reminds me, another fact from another day.” -
Readthe angels are falling
“My recklessness can fit on one hand: the divine is reserved for the thumb.” -
ReadQuestions On When We’re Asked to See A Person & other poems
“Consider on the horizon: / Where are the persons made up in the language?” -
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Inside “On Endings”
“No ending—individual or collective—comes without transformation.” -
ReadOn Gaming • Curated by dezireé a. brown
“In what ways have video games impacted or changed you? How have they helped you survive our present world and envision new ones?” -
ReadOn Prayer • Curated by Para Vadhahong
“A prayer can be a litany of desires; a call to action; an upholding of the self and the beloved; a life-giving elegy.” -
ReadOn Endings • Curated by Xu Li
“What are the different gestures an ending can hold? What are its passages, its fugitivities?”
