The wonderful poet Lauren Hunter has provided her glorious to-read pile for the month of July. Lauren tells me “Some of them I’ve read already but I keep picking them up to read again!!” Behold:
A Woman Alone, Amy Lawless; Polyphony, Destiny Hemphill [somehow can’t find link to this?]; Joy of Missing Out, Ana Božičević; The Crown Ain’t Worth Much, Hanif Willis-Abdurraqib; The Self Unstable, Elisa Gabbert; Popular Music, Kelly Schirmann; Radio Cacophony, Michelle Dove; mary wants to be superwoman, erica lewis; teak, erica lewis; Objects for a Fog Death, Julie Doxsee; Room Where I Get What I Want, S. Whitney Holmes; Sister Outsider, Audre Lorde
And here’s the indefatigable and reshaped Diana to-read mound:
A new form of listing, to make things more legible (at least at first). I bask in the glory of my restraint for new acquisitions.
– NEWIES –
The Market Wonders, Susan Briante
My Daughter La Chola, Farid Matuk
This Isa Nice Neighborhood, Farid Matuk
– OLDIES –
Conference of the Birds, Farid Ud-din Attar; The Prophet, Khalil Gibran; The Blue and Brown Books, Wittgenstein; The Abridged History of Rainfall, Jay Hopler; Names of the Lion, Ibn Khälawayh; The Others, Matthew Rohrer; Sans, G.L. Ford; What We Saw from This Mountain, Vladimir Aristov; Modern Love, Constance DeJong, The Protester Has Been Released, Janet Sarbanes; With the River on Our Face, Emmy Pérez; Mouths, Claire Marie Stancek; Pomegranate Eater, Amaranth Borsuk; Scarecrow, Robert Fernandez; Songs from a Mountain, Amanda Nadelberg; So What So That, Marjorie Welish; The Pages of Day and Night, Adonis (trans. Samuel Hazo); The Big Book of Exit Strategies, Jamaal May; The End of Pink, Kathryn Nuernberger; Guns, Germs, and Steel, Jared Diamond; Dear Kathleen: An Occasion of Kathleen Fraser’s 80th Birthday, ed. by Stephen Motika; Genevieves, Henry Hoke; The Open Curtain, Brian Evenson; The Little Book of Life Hacks, Yumi Sakugawa; I Liked You Better Before I Knew You So Well: Essays, James Allen Hall; The Boss, Victoria Chang; Large Animals, Jess Arndt
