un montón de palabras poderosas y de sentimientos y de encontrarse en los márgenes de las cosas (como siempre). His writings have been featured in Atlantic , Harper's Magazine , Nation , New Republic , New Yorker , and the New York Times . Mary Jean Chan and Andrew McMillan's luminous anthology, 100 Queer Poems , is a celebration of thrilling contemporary voices and visionary poets of the past. They added: “It will be interesting to see what poets today capture of this moment and how things shift in 10 or 20 years.

I particularly liked Andrew McMillan's introduction regarding what is queer poetry and how people are labelled. un viajecito chulísimo por las palabras de un montón de gente que me ha encantado descubrir 🌟 es una suerte y un privilegio gigante poder leer libros con tus amigas. There are many, many fine pieces here, and as I was reading I was making notes of new poets whose work I will be seeking out.This is an important collection but never worthy and deserves to be placed onto the shelves against other works which supposedly determine the "canon".

an inclusive introduction to queer poetry, with such a lovely range of voices, be it classic or modern.

Can we allow for a radical inner transformation that appears ugly to us, or that might render us undesirable? The other thing the introductions note is 100 Queer Poems is the first anthology of it kind put out by a Big However Many It Is Now (4? not all of the poems are explicitly queer, but you can rest easy knowing that they are, and they were chosen for that reason. it is so beautifully collated and expressed, and is a real testament to random house/vintage, andrew mcmillan, mary jean chan, and the poets.