Terrance Hayes

Douglas Kearney

D. S Marriott

John Pluecker

S. Erin Batiste

Mali Collins-White

Traci-Ann Wint-Hayles

Frank Wilderson III

Prathna Lor

Thematized on the status of the radical in contemporary thought, this issue features work by a diverse array of creative practitioners whose work explores this topic from the margins. IN THIS ISSUEArtwork by visual artists Regina Agu, Andrea Welton, Cosmo Whyte and Antoine Williams.Essays and poetry by emerging and established writers: S. Erin Batiste, Mali Collins-White, Terrance Hayes, Douglas Kearney, Prathna Lor, D.S. Marriott, John Pluecker, Traci-Ann Wint-Hayles, and Frank Wilderson III. Also in this issue: An interview with Erin Christovale (Assistant Curator, Hammer Museum) conducted by Editor-in-Chief Charisse Pearlina Weston, and Managing Editor, Linette Park.

Haunt Journal of Art

Alejandra Pizarnik

J. H. Prynne

Nick Totton

Caroline Clark

Osip Mandelstam

Barry Schwabsky

Francis Ponge

Naoya Shiga

Paul Holman

Charles Wilkinson

Ralph Hawkins

Alexander Dickow

Sheree Chen

Rebecca Hodgkinson

Kumiko Kiuchi

Bibiana Mas

Pei Ane Yeoh

Poetry. Drama. Fiction. Literary Nonfiction. Asian & Asian American Studies. Latinx Studies. Art. Film. Music. Contributors include Caroline Clark, Gillian Carnegie, Nancy Collins, Sheree Chen, Alexander Dickow, Timothy Harris, Ralph Hawkins, Rebecca Hodgkinson, Paul Holman, Kumiko Kiuchi, June Leaf, Osip Mandelstam, D. S. Marriott, Bibiana Mas, Will Nash, Alejandra Pizarnik, Francis Ponge, J. H. Prynne, Barry Schwabsky, Shiga Naoya, Pete Smith, Nick Totton, Charles Wilkinson, and Pei Ann Yeoh.

Snow Lit Rev

If Grime music had a poetry, it would be Duppies

Duppies

D. S Marriott

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