How You Like To Be Alive Lantana or

How You Like To Be Alive Lantana orCatherine Kelly Published by Distance No Object Catherine Kelly is from Dublin and recently completed a PhD at Kings College London on lesbian literary networks in the mid twentieth century. Her writing has appeared in Chicago Review, Ludd Gang, Cardiff Review, Spam, and elsewhere. How You Like To Be Alive is her first book.

Bernstein rummages through the closets of his queer and familial lineages and finds many skeletons in waiting

George Eliot

and All That Beauty (Letter Machine

Waldman charts her journey through a maelstrom of radical artistic activity: growing up in Greenwich Village

De onmiddellijke aantrekkingskracht van deze poëzie schuilt in de zintuiglijke natuurlyriek

A prominent member of the Austrian avant-garde

of als ik eet

these poems suggest

Hasib Hourani writes back—against the “suffocating state” and imperial forces

The protagonist

' – Don Mee Choi

Brassinga toont haar beheersing van de taal in vele verschijningsvormen: columns