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13 Apr 2026
...fury tongued, we lash the breeze with our foxing song
13 Apr 2026
From my broken streets and crumbling towers; Sterilized my self-haunted hospitals
6 Apr 2026
On the street, you will begin to see the faces of the dead in those of complete strangers.
6 Apr 2026
In 2050—dreams and cityscapes wear the same exoskin.
30 Mar 2026
The planet SC-624– / called Ovhevrh by its indigenous / which means “Flying Mountain”— / is colloquially known as Fly Amanita
30 Mar 2026
Queer lot that we were with our notebooks crusted like churchyards
30 Mar 2026
Mushroon: verb / to stay rooted in one place more broadly, to favor / thought over action.
23 Mar 2026
a pressure cooker of breath and sweat
23 Mar 2026
the landscape of your childhood is full of ticks and bad municipal water
16 Mar 2026
If you say there are rats, I will believe you, though I don’t hear or see them.
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13 Apr 2026

Wednesday: Book of Potions by Lauren K. Watel 
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Friday: Climate Imagination: Dispatches from Hopeful Futures edited by Joey Eschrich and Ed Finn