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is devoted to investigative impulses with a poetic sensibility

HAVING TO SAY SOMETHING is a book and performance that seeks out shapes that communicate, before or beyond letters and words. This book gathers artist Zahra Rashid’s drawings from the last four years, and trace the development of the visual language of her writings. In these twelve drawing-writings—what Mirtha Dermisache called “graphisms”—Rashid’s embodied practice centers process and investigation, inviting the reader-viewer in to learn the language with her across the pages of the book.

A Personal Vocabulary for Publishing is a collection of terms forged in practice and carried by the writer, scholar, and publisher Verónica Stedile Luna as she has traveled back and forth between Berlin and La Plata, as boundaries have multiplied and the borders of her discursive repertoires have blurred. A collection of technical words that make up the world of publishing, and are encoded in everyday labor, A Personal Vocabulary for Publishing is also a field of resonance in which to observe and process the dissolution of these borders.

comely the seed bereft of earth’s ease, Chad Young’s first book, is a slim volume of poetry meditating on motherlessness as both a personal inheritance and a diasporic condition. Digging into archives and family interviews, this book dances between family mapping, ancestral grieving, and Caribbean folk wisdom.

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