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What's The Difference Between a Person and a Prayer?: On Saba Keramati's Self-Mythology

“What have I inherited?Is it salt?”I choose to begin with these opening lines of Saba Keramati’s poem, “Questions for the Outward Curve of My Stomach, Where I Sometimes Rest My Hand and Pretend to Be Pregnant” because it looks simultaneously at the lineage of the past and the fable of the future. The speaker goes on to inquire, “Where does it all go, if I don’t have a daughter?”—a question the collection hinges on. Whether this daughter is conce…See the Story

Cormac McCarthy · Ukraine

Interview // “War Poesis”: A Conversation with Oksana Maksymchuk

Oksana Maksymchuk has crafted a unique book of poetry among the many coming out of Ukraine. Unique because Still City is unflinching in its study of the effects of war on culture. Maksymchuk’s experience has outfitted her with an epistemological array suited to the unforgiving and terrifying, yet ultimately enriching task of crafting poetry about war. Unique because out of her multiple languages, Maksymchuk has chosen English to undertake this t…See the Story

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What's The Difference Between a Person and a Prayer?: On Saba Keramati's Self-Mythology

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What's The Difference Between a Person and a Prayer?: On Saba Keramati's Self-Mythology

Interview // “War Poesis”: A Conversation with Oksana Maksymchuk

Interview // “Demonstrating / Monster”: A Conversation with CD Eskilson