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summer evening at Tommy Thompson Park

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30 Jun

ombak, waves
me sand-laden, dragging teenage feet
through coast, dark and happy
grinning at the sight of
Makku, my mother
always perched on a mangle of roots

-from Hazim Ismail's new poem, "summer evening at Tommy Thompson Park"!

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so excited to announce that I'm going to be putting together a queer and trans Arab/Arabophone anthology of ~weird/experimental writing ~ alongside my co-editor Samia Marshy with @MetonymyPress and we're looking for submissions!

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8 Jun

"On their first night there, Jo left their tent to look up at the night sky and found that it was a stranger to her, its constellations all wrong, all changed."

-read Elliott Gish's new short story, "Wives," now online! @ecwpress

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