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Unmastering English: On the Work of Cathy Park Hong

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“Hong’s essays and poems ask how to write about a country’s murderous onset, when the bloody order continues?”—Paul Hlava Ceballos

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Writers preview the Seattle Arts & Lectures Poetry Series

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The fragrance is sun and grit.

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“I thought nature was complicated. I thought everything had been named.”—an essay by Monica Rico

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A series of poems by BIPOC poets that engage with birds, curated by Sean Hill.

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words by I.S. Jones
art by Gabrielle Bates

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Everything holds up a mirror.
The mirror holds up a door.

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This is the boy next door discovering
what he wants his voice to do—

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Poets explore the intersection of word and image.

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“This is a collection about preservation.”—an essay by Luther Hughes