Join us in the celebration of our most recent issue, Volume 16.2. This issue is full of compelling prose, poetry, and visual art, including a feature section highlighting the work of contributors who are part of the BIPOC community.

READERS

Poetry: Danielle Legros Georges reading Sony Ton-Aime’s “The Seer Foresees Frantz Fanon on the Eve of the Bois Caïman Ceremony” and Abdulrazaq Salihu’s “Quantum Entanglement”

José Edmundo Ocampo Reyes reading his piece “Letter to Topeka” and Aileen Cassinetto’s “Let Me Call You Sweetheart”

Translations: Parisa Saranj reading Roxana Crisólogo’s poem translated by Kim Jensen and Judith Santopietro “[Ali has huge arms]”

Nonfiction: Miko Yoshida reading an excerpt of his essay “Into the Fold”

Key K. Bird reading an excerpt of their essay “How to Unharden a Heart”

Fiction: Regie Jackson reading an excerpt of Danny Ramadan’s short story “The Elusive Mrs. Omran”

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