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A portrait of Aozora; she has brown curly hair and is smiling at the camera. She wears a maroon crewneck shirt.

Q&A with Aozora Brockman, author of “Light and Moon”

As a child I often felt that there was magic happening all around me, for it was magical to witness the way a seed I planted could grow into a sprawling summer squash plant blooming with yellow crooknecks, and for a summer sunrise to stain a puddle red-orange.


On the left: photo of Saba Keramti, who is seated, smiling at the camera. On the right: cover of Self-Mythology, featuring an illustration of a nude woman, seated on the floor looking at a reflection of herself in the mirror.

Q&A with Saba Keramati, author of Self-Mythology

I try very hard to make the English language sound beautiful. But in doing so, I can’t ignore how language (and yes, even poetry) can also be made odious, or how eloquence can be used for malintent.