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self-published zine of various essays, articles and excerpts pertaining to anarchism throughout history and today, especially in the United States and the Chicagoland area

Poems in three parts: "Placenta," "Ireland," and "Waiting for Something to Happen."

<p>From the introduction: &quot;Poetry as Social Engagement.&quot;</p><p> &quot;Through distilled verse and hard imagery, I expose the effects of our social, cultural, and political practices on the human condition. My poetry explores the twisting of language for both political and personal gain. Growing up in domestic violence taught me about structures of power and dominance, about the use of violence and fear in order to control, and about the role of language in breaking the spirit.&quot;<br /></p>

One in a series of chapbooks published of writers at the Guild Complex. <br />