Tendrils Edited by field notes collective Sextus Propertius the interlinked sequences trace the

the interlinked sequences trace the formative impressions of a childhood and teenage years spent in America encountering its language and customs: on road trips

Innocence is exchanged for adulthood – but for Onitskansky

In plain-dealing

This text lets us rebuild our attitude toward how fact can create a rapport with the fracture of all that we understand to be knowable

The language of women’s poetry is internal

Tendrils Edited by field notes collective Sextus Propertius the interlinked sequences trace theTendrils threads through grief, joy and solidarity toward futures shaped by collaboration and care. Reaching through ecological crises, these poems seek new ways of living kinship in the more than human world. Bringing together twenty five poets from around the world, this anthology gathers international voices that entangle, illuminate and resist. Edited by fieldnotes collective: Nina Mingya Powles, Pratyusha, Alycia Pirmohamed and Jessica J. Lee.