Church of Language
Teresa CarmodyMaking art in the cracks of empire: with joy and connection.
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Two notes + images of some delisted birds and banned words
But first: Prageeta Sharma and I are reading at Portland State University on February 4th. If you’re in the area, please come out! We have an event in Seattle, too, on February 7th, with Stefania Heim and Kalehua Kim. If you are interested ...
Thirteen Notes on Legitimate
1. It’s been several weeks since my last post; a shift of seasons brings a shift in approach. I begin a series of meditations on words. This is, after all, the Church of Language. Word #1: legitimate.
language arrives before meaning, sound leads the way.
Church — Let’s start with a few announcements. If you live in Nebraska, there is still time to oppose the McCook detention center — details are on CIRA’s website. Public comments close Friday, September 12.
Writing as a way to breathe change into received forms
Today I want to offer a short excerpt from Today Must Be Sunday, my new novella, out soon as part of Agency 3 from Baobab Press. I’m delighted to share this book’s spine with Allison Pitinii Davis and Kim Chinquee. Lindsey Drager provides a...
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A writer of experimental prose committed to spiritual and bodily autonomy in an age of collapse and control. Most recently: A Healthy Interest in the Lives of Others.
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