
Writing Toward Grief: A Conversation with Cass Donish
Cass Donish is a queer poet, writer, and educator from Greater Los Angeles. They earned an MFA from Washington University in St. Louis, where…
Read MoreCass Donish is a queer poet, writer, and educator from Greater Los Angeles. They earned an MFA from Washington University in St. Louis, where…
Read MoreThese excerpts are reprinted from Cass Donish’s collection, Your Dazzling Death, published by Knopf in 2024. Read our interview with Cass Donish here. Cass…
Read MoreA green apple that ignites the night/ A green ghost with its mouth open/ On the fourth thumb a green ghost/ With a wild tongue
Read MoreThere were at least eight of us around the flame tree. I can only remember William and Albert, who lived right below the apartment…
Read MoreSo you wake up / Smelling like woodchips / Picking the straw from your sleeve
Read MoreThings we do not wish on: milk teeth, sunflower seeds, paper dolls
Read MoreThe mass stops the minute Fishbone crosses the threshold of the church. The cantor stops unfolding his long masculine notes, and the priest’s chapped…
Read MoreOne: To Bear, To Tend Bear with me: I feel like a salmon flipping on a wooden cutting board. You might think about the…
Read MoreA long-suppressed murderousness / is coming to, a new little perfume in the air
Read MoreA boy in the desert painted my picture once. He was living in a tent. There was snow on the ground, but he’d taken…
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