laura_sackton's reviews
116 reviews

Not into it.
Kinda clunky.
But I liked its quiet queerness.

This is book that digs into Zionest brainwashing and indoctrination and propaganda.
And it digs into the long, long history of Palestinian resistance.
Enraging and, also, little specks of hope.

Absolutely brilliant history/archive/dreaming of Indigenous California.
A weaving many truths.
An invitation into storytelling.

Play! Joy! Friendship!
What a delicious poetry.
What odd and serene and spectacular arrangements. 

So real!
Excruciating, in a good way.
Incredible characterization of kids and adults.

Angry, sad, fierce, hoping.
Direct.
Not my kind of poetry, but it might be yours.

Reread: Look, my people. It's my favorite book. What can I say?

Perfect. Perfect. Perfect. It is perfect.
The most earnest book I have ever read.
To be alive--what wild, beautiful grace.

We take care of ourselves by taking care of each other.
We take care of ourselves by taking care of each other.
We take care of ourselves by taking care of each other.

Forgiveness but make it real & tangled.
Hilarious and cutting!
With a tender, opening heart.

Intergenerational queer wonder.
The specificity of this singular queer language.
Oh, my beating heart.