Summer 2022 – Page 3 – Michigan Quarterly Review

Summer 2022

Bauhaus

These cracks and rolls and waves, they are bright on this body. Sight drowns and swirls you all down until you become this body. Because on the internet fat rhymes with hate. I am become hate. All your hate are belong to us, belong to me, to this body. Blessed are the thin, sympathy pillowed […]

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These cracks and rolls and waves, they are bright on this body. Sight drowns and swirls you all down until you become this body. Because on the internet fat rhymes with hate. I am become hate. All your hate are belong to us, belong to me, to this body. Blessed are the thin, sympathy pillowed

Summer 2022: A Virtual Reading

To celebrate the launch of MQR 61:3, we asked five contributors to share videos introducing and reading from their work featured in the issue. Purchase the MQR Summer 2022 issue here to read more from these and other contributors.

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To celebrate the launch of MQR 61:3, we asked five contributors to share videos introducing and reading from their work featured in the issue. Purchase the MQR Summer 2022 issue here to read more from these and other contributors.

Meet Our Contributors | Issue 61:3 | Summer 2022

ASNIA ASIM is the recipient of the University of Chicago’s Humanities Fellowship and Brandeis University’s Alan Slifka Award. Her poems have received multiple nominations for a Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net and have appeared (or are forthcoming) in Typehouse, Salamander, River Styx, Image, Juked, Southern Humanities Review, and BOOTH, among others. Her work

Meet Our Contributors | Issue 61:3 | Summer 2022 Read More »

ASNIA ASIM is the recipient of the University of Chicago’s Humanities Fellowship and Brandeis University’s Alan Slifka Award. Her poems have received multiple nominations for a Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net and have appeared (or are forthcoming) in Typehouse, Salamander, River Styx, Image, Juked, Southern Humanities Review, and BOOTH, among others. Her work

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