Injecting the disruptive potential of collective action into the body of the poem, Nat Raha’s invigorating experiment resuscitates Anglophone poetry. Amidst the violence of capitalism and state and imperial power, there is Nat Raha’s apparitions (nines) in its “charred golden minidress,” ushering us into a space of grief and resistance, ....

The poems in "Fuel" pick at the weave of oil-soaked world orders to interrogate the ways capitalist death-drive seeps into our unconscious lives.Traversing multivalent intimacies from the underworld of California's Central Valley oil fields to the quotidian domestic and love's painful retraction, Stockton's poems articulate the blurry ....

Against the backdrop of the anti-trans panic, "Perverts" explores desire as a political problem. It asks two questions at the same time: whose desire is understood as dangerously excessive? And - a classic organizer's question - how do we turn what we have into what we need to get what we want? Synthesizing her own dreams with those of ....

This flirty collection traces unruly paths of becoming; its sprawling poems build towards an expansive world celebrating fluidity while casting a critical lens on state power, ecological precarity, and the yearning for queer utopia on stolen land. Referencing lineages of poets, musicians, workers and neighbors, as well as conversations ....

40th anniversary reprinting of a beloved fable-manifesto from the 1970s queer counterculture."The Faggots and Their Friends Between Revolutions", written by Larry Mitchell with illustrations by Ned Asta, takes place in a brutal empire in decline, where the faggots and their friends are surviving the ways and the world of men. Beloved by ....

In order to live through the grief of the Ghost Ship Fire and the Muslim Ban, Villainy foments political action in public spaces, and indexes the various emotional states, such as rage, revelry, fear, grief, and desire to which queers must tend during protest. In scenes loaded with glitter, broken glass, and cum, Abi-Karam insists that in ....

This collection of Lou Sullivan's journals, edited with great care by Ellis Martin and Zach Ozma, details a profound personal metamorphosis alongside a political and cultural one. Lou's intimate writing reveals a fantastic voyage of a late 20th-century trans explorer, forging his way from the hippie coffee houses that Lou came of age in, ....

Editors Andrea Abi-Karam and Kay Gabriel offer We Want it All: An Anthology of Radical Trans Poetics as an experiment into how far literature, written from an identitarian standpoint, can go as a fellow traveler with social movements and revolutionary demands. Writing in dialogue with emancipatory political movements, the ....