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insolent and self-eviscerating
still being thoroughly sane back in
queerness and the bourgeois nuclear family
let alone in relation to all the other tongues that are almost audible and to the maps of Europe that move to and fro somewhere beneath the text
A Secret Life by Milan Děžinský, trans. By Nathan Fields Marina Tsvetaeva insolent and self-evisceratingMilan Dinsks poems twist and turn through murky forests and dig into the debris of the world: its hidden motivations, overlooked objects, and mysterious wounds. From the dead motionless floating island, sinking into the shadows to the hazelnut thats been burrowing all the way to the bottom of the muesli bowl, Dinsk brings the otherwise unseen into eerie half light. This collection is unsettling, concise, dark, mischievous, and emotionally astute. Its
