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"Visually stunning, formally innovative, and unlike anything I've ever read before."

--Audrey T. Carroll, author of In My Next Queer Life, I Want to Be

"In ...but i work here, Weiss renders sickness as a dense palimpsest of meaning and feeling. The reader is brought into a kitsch excess of chronic illness, bodily transformation, and cancer prevention from within the medical-industrial complex. Signposts of care are reminders of the uncanny; the reader is inside and outside of time; and medical documentation intertwines with incantations. All in all, this chapbook is triumphant refusal of the slick illness narrative."

-Sarah Roth, writer & EIC of Tendon Magazine

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Pub dateJan 17, 2025
ISBN-101963943988
ISBN-139781963943986
Paperback30.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions8.5 × 0.08 × 8.5 in
Weight0 lb
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