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Bianca by Eugenia LeighI thought I forgave you, Eugenia Leigh tells the specter of her father in Bianca. Then I took root and became someones mother. Leighs gripping second collection introduces us to a woman managing marriage, motherhood, and mental illness as her childhood abuse resurfaces in the light of this honeyed life. Leigh strives to reconcile the disconnect between her past and her present as she confronts the inherited violence mired in the bodys history. As she

reiterating through this and these spaces within large and varied timescapes

By her thirties

Mirroring González's personal trajectory

Perform these plays in your mind's eye or take the dare and produce them on stage - they are transportative

IMAGES FOR RADICAL POLITICS is full of journey

of landscape

“I’ve never read anything like it

and what's next

Tropic of Capricorn is now considered a cornerstone of modern literature

the same as being bad

Poems leap from war-torn cities in the Middle East

and the ways we fail survivors by dismissing their stories and tolerating their abusers