Reading
The 48th Annual New Year’s Day Marathon
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Memory and lyric are mutually surfaced and recomposed in recent work from Ari Banias and Silvina López Medin. Crossings, loops, accretions, and erosions complicate and stretch the poets' narratives of family, self, and place. In their different embraces of flicker and indeterminacy, both writers raise the ineffable to the meniscus of perception.
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