and the vulnerability of exposure to its loss
was publicly burned by the Metaxas regime and his books banned
this anthology brings together poems that offer powerful testimonies to the urgent issues Dr King defines and represents the polyphony of voices that speak in resistance to our continuing problems of racism
This heartfelt sequence exposes the tribulations of people carelessly labeled (dys)
Alanis Morrisette by Jake Wild Hall Heather Phillipson and the vulnerability of exposurePublished 31st January 2026 Alanis Morrissette by Jake Wild Hall is a sprawling, tender, and formally inventive collection that weaves fatherhood, friendship, grief, and masculinity into a shifting, polyphonic tapestry. The poems resist singular narrative arcs, instead offering refrains, fragments, and abrupt tonal pivots that echo the dislocation of memory and the loops of online life. Hall balances absurdism and sincerity with remarkable control,