Reviews

: once teeth bones coral : by Kimberly Alidio

theillegiblevirgo's review against another edition

4.0

a complete disintegration of the use of traditional syntax and semantics to make meaning of relationships. a book that truly is enjoyed if you appreciate the ride but the destination did not let me down.

lilcalamansi's review against another edition

4.0

With its title borrowing from Lorine Niedecker's journals, Lake Superior—"The journey of a rock is never ended.... In our blood is iron from plants that draw it out of the soil. Your teeth and bones were once coral"—Alidio practices openness by abandoning the line (practice/open/line/abandon (111)) and standard syntax, placing queer love and loss not before all other things but among it and as a part of its ecosystem