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We spoke with Lauren Yero, author of Under This Forgetful Sky, about dystopian literature, environmental racism, and limb difference representation.
There it is. Printed for you; digitalized for all the world to see.
How do you spell relief? The Curious Boy spells it, C O N V I C T E D. The Cautionary Man doesn’t know how to spell it.
With love and bragging rights on the line, the two former all-powerful gods do anything they can to prove themselves, sometimes putting mortal Jonathan in harm’s way.
Takes awhile to get into the shower. I slip in cautiously, use the grab bar, pull the bath bench in behind me.
In To Mend Infinity, poet Kate Matesic shares their experience of losing abilities as their chronic illness changes and progresses.
No longer a phone call, hug or visit I feel a hollow in my heart
In her newest poem, Knee Brace veteran Diane Funston writes about arthritis, family, and the darkest time of year.