All of the Facts and None of the Truth: Fox Frazier-Foley’s Like Ash in the Air after Something Has Burned
While these women are physically gone, they gain agency after their deaths through Frazier-Foley’s poems.
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Join NOW!While these women are physically gone, they gain agency after their deaths through Frazier-Foley’s poems.
...moreI thought that hearts were meant to function as uteri, / to grow linings that bleed clotty when life won’t adhere, / to stall like rusty engines in barren winters, / unprepared for the seasonal shift.
...moreAmy Strauss Friedman reviews Elizabeth Crane’s The History of Great Things today in Rumpus Books.
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