Following the Sounds of Poetry
There are multiple pathways from Anne Carson’s poetry to Ross Gay’s prose. One need only listen, the Poetry Center at the University of Arizona in Tucson reminds us, and follow…
AI Threatens Literary Translation
The etymology of the word translation—“to carry across”—conjures an image of physical labor. It is deeply relational, requiring at least two bodies, those of an author and of the person…
The Unicorn by Mae Wilson
Andromeda’s BeastiaryA unicorn whose job is to eat the universe. A mysterious corpse that shows up at random events and annoys people; a piece of trash with abandonment issues, trees…
Wild Life by Katie Haegele & Defectivepudding
Katie volunteers at a wildlife rehabilitation clinic, where she helps care for injured, sick, or abandoned animals, including snakes, turtles, squirrels, chipmunks, opossums, waterfowl, songbirds, and raptors. She wrote a…
License Plates: 50 States
a zine by Eve Gordon
Space Face
a zine by Cheyne Ellett
The Queer Ecology of Pigeons
The Queer Ecology of Pigeons
Billboards vs. Beautification (NED #1)
Comic examining the Hamilton Sign near Chehalis, WA– why is it there? Is it even legal?
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Erin in the Morning
Why kids can’t read (and what we can do about it), with Kate Crist – Grammar Girl Episode 1062
1062. Did you know that 21% of U.S. adults struggle with basic literacy? In this eye-opening episode, literacy specialist Kate Crist talks about the literacy crisis in America, how reading…