Body All the Way Down
All she knew was that she couldn’t let it happen again. All she knows is that a body is a dangerous place to be.
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Alexandra Middleton
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Kasey Jueds’s first book of poems, Keeper, won the 2012 Agnes Lynch Starrett Prize from the University of Pittsburgh Press. Her recent poems have been published or are forthcoming in American Poetry Review, Beloit Poetry Journal, Denver Quarterly, Salamander, Provincetown Arts, Cave Wall, Water~Stone, and Crazyhorse, and her reviews appear in Salamander and Jacket2. She lives in Philadelphia.
Terra Incognita
At 30, I am about to bisect the difference in age between my mother and mother’s mother when they gave birth.
A Love Language for the Menstruating Body: Chloe Caldwell’s The Red Zone
Above all, The Red Zone is a story of intimacy and love, in both substance and form.