Seedwork (On Breaking Open) by Jesse Hill Safiya Sinclair These astonishing and generous versions

These astonishing and generous versions of Tornay remind us that our voices should not and cannot be uncomplicatedly our own

flashes of contemporary despair and the boar’s own ‘ambiguous’ traces into ‘a new constellation’

She’s smoking a joint

Grapevine and Papaya press

into air – into time itself

Seedwork (On Breaking Open) by Jesse Hill Safiya Sinclair These astonishing and generous versionsSeedwork (On Breaking Open) by Jesse Hill is structured around the pagan Wheel of the Year, moving through its eight sabbats from Samhain to Mabon as both formal architecture and ecological philosophy. Each section carries a brief prose invocation of its corresponding season before yielding to poems that think through soil, mycelium, decomposition, and queer embodiment as interlocking forms of becoming. Hill's poetics are participatory and process