Category Archives: Lit Review

Moon Fevers is a collection of poems by Nhã Thuyên, translated from the Vietnamese by Kaitlin Rees. — Read on http://www.tiltedaxispress.com/store/from-vietnam-translating-feminisms

Trash – Sylvia Aguilar-Zéleny, (translated by J.D. Plueker) | Underrated Reads — Read on underratedreads.com/trash-sylvia-aguilar-zeleny-translated-by-j-d-plueker/

Know better when to ask.

Thank you for permission.

i basically just go where i’m neededstressful and vulnerable position to go where i’m needed where might i stay awhile and lay my weariness?could you find or guess a place for meso i can rest and take a beat and lay me down for treats i go where i’m neededuntil i find that space iContinue reading “go where needed”

I took the weight of the world off me, this March, the day before spring.

Most of us have been taught to think of our body as a physical structure, isolated from everything else. But if we think of it as a living system, then a different picture emerges. Traditional Indigenous thinking points towards an open system, connected with the universe and the Creator. — Read on http://www.ammsa.com/publications/windspeaker/where-do-our-bodies-end

“If we have African blood we should be proud of it; it is good, honest, tribal ancestry.” —Jack D. Forbes, Attan-Akamik Newsletter, 1974 — Read on ictnews.org/.amp/archive/the-red-and-the-black-remembering-the-legacy-of-jack-d-forbes