Denver Quarterly56.3 opens with the special haptic acts portfolio, featuring work that, as guest editors Emily Barton Altman and Cass Eddington write, “makes visible the tools we do and do not know how to use, tools we fumble with, reaching we never grow tired of.” In addition to work in this portfolio by Timothy Donnelly, Petra Kuppers, Vi Khi Nao, and others, this issue includes poetry by Jen Frantz and Isaac George Lauritsen, prose by Exodus Oktavia Brownlow and Laura Hope-Gill, and much more.
How to enter the Vatnajökull Glacier and survive with a mouthful of comet's breath
Translated by Dallin Law
Phoebe Wayne
Attachment Poem
Ryan Skrabalak
[a pickup fingers a man]
Vi Khi Nao
Soiled Razor
Olivia Muenz
the sickbed
Joe Milazzo
Public Domain
Alix Anne Shaw
Teleology
Jai Hamid Bashir
Aleph from What Was Once a Homeland
Again, Rabbits
Kyra Simone
How to forget her on the other side of the continent
Tracie Morris
Top Floor
Ears Nose and Throat, Boys, Men
The Dawning of the Age
Timothy Donnelly
Home at Last
Work
Author
Title
Alexei Perry Cox
Act One or One Act
Laura Hope-Gill
The Dimension of Dog
Peter Krumbach
Transfer of Power
And Somehow a Dog
Dale Stromberg
The Biteworthy
Grzegorz Wroblewski
Night Shift
Translated by Piotr Gwiazda
Annah Browning
A History of Incineration
Catherine Theis
Various Instructions for California
Lauren Swift
Grying
Get out as early as you can
Isaac George Lauritsen
Brief Time Tangle with Tangerine
Arno Bohlmeijer
A Circle or Metamorphis
Alamgir Hashmi
Budget Speech
Sheltering in Place
Exodus Oktavia Brownlow
A Grandma and Granddaughter Watch Television Together. Granddaughter Says That Life Is Supposed to Be the Blessing for Black People. Grandmother Says That Death Is Supposed to Be the Blessing for Black Folks. The Television Decides for Them Both.
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