summer farah

@summ.bsky.social

author of I COULD DIE TODAY & LIVE AGAIN (Game Over Books) + THE HUNGERING YEARS (Host Publications) 💜| 🇵🇸 summerfarah.com

NBCC member Sullivan Summer launched "Black Lit Crit," a weekly newsletter featuring work by critics who identify as part of the Black/African diaspora. Culled from over 100 sources each week, the site includes a directory of Black critics whose work is linked on the site:

Black Lit Crit | Sullivan Summer | Substack

The best in Black literary criticism, delivered weekly. Click to read Black Lit Crit, by Sullivan Summer, a Substack publication. Launched a month ago.

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"The homes in The Hungering Years accumulate as frequently as the recipients of fandom. They lead to a kind of dream-logic of accumulation and associative leap." On a book by WWB contributor @summ.bsky.social, with an intro by WWB contributor @lenakt.bsky.social.

Split Lip Magazine@splitlipthemag.bsky.social · last mo.

"But the power of grief should not belittle the power of joy. And joy can exist not just as a sensation but as a force towards creation." A.D. Lauren-Abunassar reviews @summ.bsky.social's THE HUNGERING YEARS in our JUNE ISSUE. ❤️ Don't miss it: buff.ly/GphxEyk

The Hungering Years, poems by Summer Farah.

An interesting dialogue that provokes questions of where genre comes from as much or more than questions of what it is. Does its description derive from an interpretation of observable form and tendency? Or is the naming of genre instead an *invocation* of form? lareviewofbooks.org/article/lett...

Letter to the Editor in Response to the ‘New Qweird’ | Los Angeles Review of Books

The editors of the anthology ‘New Queer Weird’ provide a critique of the other label, recently outlined by LARB contributors.

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