PACES THE CAGE Boat

PACES THE CAGE BoatS*an D. Henry Smith S*an D. Henry Smith's second full length book of poems, Paces the Cage, lifts off from their previous book by expanding an already queered language to near breaking point. Through the complexities of Henry Smith's personal experiences and the use of a poetically fragmented voice, the literal and metaphorical are remixed in real time. Henry Smith's occasional inclusion of ambient sounds, stage directions, lighting cues and an

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but instead finds itself amidst practicums

Lesbisch Archief Amsterdam

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Adam Zagajewski

which were also presented in multiple media

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Featuring narrative and lyric poems by Eritrean poet Ribka Sibhatu as well as retellings of traditional oral African fables with translations by André Naffis-Sahely

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connected through friendship

As Dodie Bellamy and Kevin Killian write in the anthology Writers Who Love Too Much: