light study, Aaron Turner.
Novel Excerpts
Poetry
guest edited by Siew David Hii
Lesson One in Chinese Character/s: a Bilinguacultural Poem about Heart
Fiction
Flash Nonfiction
Before It All Came Tumbling Down
At the Slim Chickens’ Drive-thru that First Summer after My Son’s Diagnosis
Comics
Graybeal-Gowen Prize for Virginia Poetry
Judged by Oliver de la Paz
Celebrating Trans Poets from Puerto Rico
The Trans Heat Is Here: Four Poets Who Read You First
untitled
the history of mamey
nostalgia is a hurricane
Note (#2) so I don’t forget
before her casket
Not die in
queer liberation is in this skin/despite you all
dysphoria left its monsters
hurrycane feest
la perfo de nene
this school is not ready for you
fleĉ konfeeooses {mee}
¿kómo ignorar lo obio?
For a few dollars / I will let you own the faint smell of my mother and / a quilt that comes alive at night and tries to heal you / with spoonfuls of olive oil.
—Robin Gow, “Yard Sale”
