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and personal photographs to recount her youth in two Japanese American internment camps during World War II
and narrative examples
Our broken wanting can break the world
but as a gift to the youth of the world to secure that future
Landguage/Mirror Me Francois Xavier Prieur and personal photographs to recountFormally distinct, the two chapbooks composing the tete beche Landguage Mirror Me share the trappings of gendered and classed experiences where freedom isn't free. Located and then dislocated from place, grounded in Americanisms and warping them, self and socially conscious, Landguage Mirror Me voices the silences of women in exile. As playful as they are vexed, the poems in Landguage Mirror Me estrange and beckon with their rhythms and mouthfeel.
