Another Way to Split Water Non-binary and full of a magical

and full of a magical mix of myth and contemporary LGBT themes – it is a perfect read for teens who are learning more about themselves

AUTHOR OF SMALL PLEASURES

Derek speaks for a generation who lived through a global health crisis that many at the time refused even to acknowledge

The dearth of data collection on sexual orientation and identity in state and federal health care surveys has led to inadequate information about LGBT populations

articulates the unspeakable from various angles

Another Way to Split Water Non-binary and full of a magicalIn Alycia Pirmohamed's debut collection, Another Way to Split Water, a woman's body expands and contracts across the page, fog uncoils at the fringes of a forest, and water in all its forms cascades into metaphors of longing and separation just as often as it signals inheritance, revival, and recuperation. Language unfolds into unforgettable and arresting imagery, offering a map toward self understanding that is deeply rooted in place. These poems are