Elizabeth Treadwell, detail from "Shore," Penny Marvel & the book of the city of selfys,
Dusie Books fall 2017
Dusie Books fall 2017
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Pleased to have my work featured in April 2016, as the Aspasiology study subject.
Elizabeth Treadwell's precise nod acknowledges matriarchy is already here. It's in us, around us. Not everyone likes it; too bad! It's welling. In its surge time gets unleashed from its market economy laces. Treadwell can float the surge, can posey capture tender vestiges of the dominant culture and set them free in the ecotone. She revives the gorgon sisters who weep, you told us too much about mortals. Nothing appears here that doesn't breathe. The calendar comfortably dissolves, faith that we'll be beheld. Dear Elizabeth, once we cried out to each other *living through this is extraordinary*! & it is. --Danielle Pafunda Please check back in 2017 for events to launch Penny Marvel & the book of the city of selfys (Dusie, 2017).  Berl's Brooklyn Poetry Shop, September 12, 7 pm.
Orpha creatures dripping in light of stone & city, their ink-filled eyes & songs, their darks & earthling limbs, rootings & dwellings & dreams |
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