Category Archives: Literature
Beige Bubble Bodies: New People by Danzy Senna
Written on October 31, 2017 at 5:02 pm, by Alexandra Cunningham Cameron
New People by Danzy Senna, Riverhead Books, 240 pp.
Three Poems
Written on June 24, 2017 at 1:59 pm, by Michelle Lisa
AFTER CHARL LANDVREUGD, MOVT NR. 8: THE QUALITY OF 21 Dream of rooms, forgetting, how to see. As silent as paintings. Space, in which We build houses. For all of us to be. Camera of thought, as if remembering. Tomorrow’s colony naked and faint. His moon is behind me, changing. Come true. Behold our solid Continue Reading »
Two Poems
Written on June 24, 2017 at 1:58 pm, by Michelle Lisa
Ghazals Upon Returning to Hispañiola 1. It was diaspora or death: the oligarchs took everything, the Americans gawked. To think that a small place could fit so much hate; so we left. Carter helped, and for twenty years of Sunday’s the east river was tinfoil our mothers tried to smooth out, the towers on Broadway Continue Reading »
A Long Day for the Captain of The Happy Hooker
Written on June 24, 2017 at 1:58 pm, by Michelle Lisa
50 States
Written on June 24, 2017 at 1:58 pm, by Michelle Lisa
FLORIDA I look out my window to the sea. For fifteen years I’ve wanted an ocean view, and now I finally have one. But on stormy days the white waves seem to crash too close to my window. Everyone agrees South Florida is sinking, the limestone below so porous not even a seawall can save Continue Reading »