en terwijl hij in het brood stikt
twenty-five of which appeared in German for the first time as well
Also included is a new foreword by Ezra Pound’s daughter Mary de Rachewitz
author of Noise That Stays Noise
Hand-sewn into neon red-orange wrappers
Americón Refractive Africa en terwijl hij in hetNico Vela Page Nico Vela Pages Americn is a collection of poems in Spanglish that weaves a space for the queer, trans body to know the land, and itself, as extensions of each other. The land is the desert of Northern New Mexico, the forgotten Pan American Highway, the space between our thighs, the quaking cordillera of Chile, the moans of elk, and the ripe fruit waiting to be picked. Through archive, attention, and erotic ecopoetics, Pages debut