Anomaly

Welcome to Blackshop: a column that thinks about allyship between BIPOC people, brought to you by Nina Sharma and Quincy Scott Jones.

Notley’s newest collection offers a potential answer to this question, simple in wording but by no means in its implication: “Language…

Karla Kelsey interviews Terese Svoboda about her forthcoming collection Theatrix: Poetry Plays

With a focus on Madness as method, this folio aims to celebrate the ways we seize control of our stolen narratives.

Arturo Desimone reviews Argentine poet Ezequiel Zaidenwerg’s Lyric Poetry Is Dead.

Jennifer Karmin shares a participatory poem for Election Day.

For Ace Week, Marisa Manuel returns with three new book reviews to celebrate your asexual friends, family, or self with!

I come to Jessica Abughattas’s debut Strip as a fellow poet, a friend, and a Palestinian American from the Los Angeles county suburbs…

Alina Stefanescu explores the tensions between maps, histories, land and its people in Philip Metres’ haunting, illuminated Shrapnel Maps.

If there’s any word to describe Sarah Courville’s relationship with her craft, it’s serendipitous.

What is the difference between escaping from reality and seeking solace in a space that is located somewhere between reality and an…

“Delicate and intense” also described my experience reading Miller’s translation of Gill’s spare and precise poetry during a pandemic

August is well underway, and much of the world is still quarantined. Our usual summer break has given us little time to rest or recharge —…

Informed by her own experience with dissociative identity disorder, the fragmentation in this collection is not just formal or…

The university is a scam, an ever-hungry succubus needing the blood of all society’s working members to keep it running.

Web-based, long-distance, collaborative translation experiment using a poem by the Salvadoran poet Elena Salamanca…

Your black body has been invaded down to its marrow; across space and time. We must birth ourselves — again.

Anomaly is looking for an Assistant Folio Editor, to work with current Folio Editor Zebulon Wimsatt on the production of featured folios.

“it’s ok to experiment with different ways of having your body in public, especially if you have a heavily surveilled body.”

We are interested in work that uses performance as one of its tools, work which is made possible by a relationship to performance

(CN: Rape, Misogyny, Violence) Mariko Ōhara’s science-fiction novel Hybrid Child is a book worthy of prolonged contemplation.

Since COVID-19 emerged as a global threat, it’s been hard for me to focus on anything else. News about symptoms, social distancing, and…

The inimitable — and prolific Blackfeet master of horror is back with a killer of a book. The Only Good Indians (out with Saga/Simon &…