Sharon Lin
"Narrative Collapse"

Mack Rogers
"Let there be—"

Ally Ang
"Against Visibility"

Fatima-Ayan Malika Hirsi
"The Millennial Speaks of Ocean"

Kandala Singh
"Palestine in the News"

Jessica Q. Stark
"In Defence of Ghosts"

Adeeba Shahid Talukder
"IVF"

Emma Bolden
"The television translates each bomb"

Austin Bate-Agborsangaya
"portrait of god as nuclear bomb"

Finnegan Bly
"Distal"

Stephanie Burt
"Ice Age"

Blue Đào Nguyễn
"portrait as 声 : voice, singing (of a bird), chirping (of an insect) disguised as 7 haikus"

Jessica Hsu
"You are who I love"

CD Eskilson
"The Run"

Logan February
"Both Sides Now"

Ashley Cline
"i dress her in pixels"

Esmé Kaplan-Kinsey
"Letterboxd Review for the End Times"

Rita Mookerjee
"Dispatches from the Surveillance Era"

Annesha Mitha
"Sex After a Thunderstorm"
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Gardner Dorton
"I pluck my dog’s butt tufts in the yard after scrolling the news while my husband reads horror novels on the porch"

Melissa Jørgenrud Helton
"Canon"

Natalie Solmer
"Visceral"

Sean Glatch
"In the Heart’s Center"

Christopher Leigh Silverberg
"when they say why why tell them that it’s human-nature; or, it’s a good idea for poets to know the names of flowers and trees; however,"

Ayesha Raees
"Gyozas"

Noor ('Ditee) Jaber
"Unquiet"

Donna Vorreyer
"Riding the Storm Out"

Derek Chan
"Meditation on Mid-Election Day"







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