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Villainy by Andrea Abi-KaramIn order to live through the grief of the Ghost Ship Fire and the Muslim Ban, Villainy foments political action in public spaces, and indexes the various emotional states, such as rage, revelry, fear, grief, and desire to which queers must tend during protest. In scenes loaded with glitter, broken glass, and cum, Andrea Abi Karam insists that in order to shatter the rising influence of new fascism we must embrace the collective work of antifascists,

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a commons that recalls origins and promises a future: “like flotsam we arrived

including American Poetry Review

on the brink of crisis

finds solace in her music

necessarily withholding…Cruz seeks terms with which to mourn and regain what she has lost

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It was the recipient of the 1949 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Tony Award for Best Play

Hayes has made a kind of poetic guidebook with more questions than answers

stemmy things is that alien encounter

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With rich intertextuality and an unwavering eye