Master Class
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Where and how does language mark our lines of belonging, unbelonging, or what can we do in language to atomize the boundaries. In work that interrogates our premises of law, nation, and traversal, Ammiel Alcalay and Jill Magi trouble forces of containment, pose counter-consideration to our histories, and offer in poems some more expanded future.
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We encourage enthusiastic readers and listeners to engage more deeply with Ammiel Alcalay's and Jill Magi's work by purchasing their books. Ammiel Alcalay's GHOST TALK is available for presale from Pinsapo Press and A Bibliography for ”After Jews and Arabs” from Punctum Books. Jill Magi's SPEECH is available from Nightboat.
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