The Disinherited Deema Shehabi

The Disinherited Deema ShehabiIn this debut collection by Terrence Arjoon, various characters people the text, from historical personages to actors in hastily paper mached masks, each peeking onto stage from the wings. Composed of partial translations from Grard de Nerval, pastoral pastiches, slant rhymes, off sonnets, and malapropisms, The Disinherited inhabits a world spanning the olive groves of old Europe to spills of ink in the renegade printing studios of New York, as Arjoon

This closeness to earth is a reminder of the struggle for survival of previous generations

Daljit Nagra

reveling in the strangeness of contemporary life while grieving losses that cannot be restored

The World We Want is Us is the anthologized debut of Public Menace

and The Mischievous Boy

Working with additional insight from Meic Parry

set amid the remnants of recent industrial decline

The mother figure in her new collection The Huntress appears as a ghost orchid

the soul stands apart

unlikable human beings

and The Shape of the Grave have been produced many times across the United States

grand and yet welcoming