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The Wire | 'M x T' by Sina Queyras



Coach House Books made it all the way from Toronto to Columbus for the very first The Flyover Fest last weekend. It was an absolute pleasure having them at the Book & Music Fair. I picked up MxT by Sina Queyras (‘Memory x Time’ is one of the formulas Queyras posits as a way to measure grief). Check out a line from her poem, "Water, Water Everywhere."

"I am operating on instinct here, the way the guy at the beach
chooses his rocks to stack and the rocks never topple..."
Posted by Brett Gregory on 16 May, 2017 Coach House Books, M x T, Sina Queyras, The Wire | 0 comments
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