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purchased together for $18.00 as long as No. 13 lasts. *Ships to United States Only* No 14 Contents
Part One: Malignancies Tongo Eisen-Martin, poem 11 Rodrigo Toscano, four poems 33 Er(ic) Linsker, two poems 60 Aditya Bahl, poem 65 Jan Verberkmoes, poem 71 Alain Badiou on Samuel Beckett 74
Part Two: Writing Askew HL Hazuka, four poems 98 Janani Ambikapathy, two poems 107 Tom Crompton, two poems 114 Jamie Green, three poems 118 Doren Robbins, two prose poems 132 Paolo Javier, poem 137 Tomaž Šalamun, two poems 141 Kim Haengsook, four poems 143 Yongu Chen, three poems 148 Lim Solah, five poems 154 Jessica Laser, poem 160 Lillian-Yvonne Bertram, poem 162 PJ Lombardo, two poems 163 Josh English, two poems 165 Part Three: Art Afton Love, graphite paintings and an Interview 168
Part Four: Essays Joyelle McSweeney on Keats (184) Alain Badiou on the Intelligence of Form (192) Karen Garthe on Covid in New York (194)
Part Five: Cristina Rivera Garza’s Poetry 198 with a review of Grieving by David Lau (199), an essay by translators Cheyla Samuelson and Ilana Luna (201), and poems (206)
Part Six: Aesthetic Practices/Political Action David Lau on Mark Nowak’s Social Poetics 221
Part Seven: Reviews Brenda Hillman on Rukeyser (237), Peter Bouscheljong on Katrina Gogou (240), Janani Ambikapathy on Sergio Chejfec (245), Andrew Joron on Majorie Welish (248) Contributors’ Notes 251
CREDITS: Afton Love’s paintings are by courtesy of Afton Love. Alain Badiou’s pieces are from his book The Immanence of Truth, Being and Event 3, forthcoming Feb 20, 2022; many thanks to the generous translators, Susan Spitzer and Kenneth Reinhard. Special thanks, also, to Brian Shields for the cover art (36 x 27 inches) and the tree image on the masthead page (198 x 69 inches), both mixed media. 
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