Trans-genre / Hybrid Work | Tarpaulin Sky Magazine

NURTURING THE MONSTROUS SINCE 2003 | IMAGE: NOAH SATERSTROM

Trans-genre / Hybrid Work | Tarpaulin Sky Magazine

NURTURING THE MONSTROUS SINCE 2003 | IMAGE: NOAH SATERSTROM

Anna Maria Hong, Excerpts from “H & G”

"It was another 30 years before G. felt that very few people wanted to eat her or do her monstrous harm. Most people, she concluded, had enough of a handle on themselves to be indifferent, and only a few were wired to commit murder, cannibalism, child sacrifice...."

Essay by Anne Gorrick: “Taking Text Outside = Interstitial Acts”

"Let’s think a bit about textual art that is ephemeral, outside, fugitive; text that isn’t carved into a building or a street or a stone or a wall. Let’s note the diminutive textual adventure. The infinitesimal moment. I want to think about earth texts beyond shelter. Going outside brings the death in a little, releases the work into the air. Poem as prayer flag. Poem as act against the immaculate. Text as emphatic and intimate protest."

Jordan Chesnut, “How Gross, My Seances”

"In 2015, the body of my former partner was found in the wastewater treatment facility of our college town. I wrote this play-in-verse in an attempt to uncover the reason or path of his departure...." Jordan Chesnut's How Gross, My Seances, shortlisted for the 2019 Tarpaulin Sky Book Awards.

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