Harper Perennial, 2024.
"The poems in this anthology howl, perspire, fall in love, reimagine myth, lose language, find language, have faith in poetry, disbelieve in poetry, repurpose the brutal language of ICE spreadsheets, turn to consider the border, turn away and consider everything but the border—and in this way, page by page, the poems in this anthology are among the best ever written. They will shake you to your core." — Ingrid Rojas Contreras, author of the Pulitzer-Prize finalist The Man Who Could Move Clouds
Harper Perennial, 2024.
"The poems in this anthology howl, perspire, fall in love, reimagine myth, lose language, find language, have faith in poetry, disbelieve in poetry, repurpose the brutal language of ICE spreadsheets, turn to consider the border, turn away and consider everything but the border—and in this way, page by page, the poems in this anthology are among the best ever written. They will shake you to your core." — Ingrid Rojas Contreras, author of the Pulitzer-Prize finalist The Man Who Could Move Clouds
