some dreams hang in the air like smoke. some dreams get all in your clothes and be wearing them more than you do and you be half the time trying […]
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Beverly Buchanan’s varied body of sculpture, painting, land art, writing, and more trouble separation—blurring distinctions between art object and body, art object and environment, art object and process. Among Buchanan’s […]
Read MoreBeverly’s Athens: Beverly Buchanan in Athens, GA, 1987–2010 (with an introduction by Mo Costello and Katz Tepper, curators)
INTRODUCTION When Beverly Buchanan (b. 1940, Fuquay, North Carolina; d. 2015, Ann Arbor, Michigan) moved to the college town of Athens, Georgia, in 1987, she had already been living in […]
Read MoreI searched the near thousand emails April sent to me throughout the duration of our friendship for a glossary of sorts, for a history of her relationship with specific words […]
Read MoreDear A, Something aches in varying textures of porousness, so I know the process of grief is like time itself. I read your poem “Code,” and something is both lost […]
Read Morefrom We Will Take Any Mother; Code; Cut; Every Verb Is a Lesson in Longing or Dread; After Vermont, My Hipster Hunter’s Cap; & from Test
from We Will Take Any Mother I. time is a fold in my body along the edge of blue shale […]
Read MoreWINNER OF 2021 SOPOCO EMERGING WRITER FELLOWSHIP You wanna know why I’m all fucked up? Starts with my moms, right? Our moms was forever scamming, yo. Would take a […]
Read MoreWINNER OF 2021 SOPOCO EMERGING WRITER FELLOWSHIP Baptism for my father’s church my mother dresses my sister and me in orange burned one hundred times over prays […]
Read MoreWINNER OF 2021 SOPOCO EMERGING WRITER FELLOWSHIP Grandmother’s eyes were glued to the screen as men in helmets and army fatigues clutched machine guns to their chests. Standing in […]
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