Cute Girls Watch When I Eat Aether Maria Hardin both halves of Repetition Nineteen

both halves of Repetition Nineteen celebrate translation’s possibilities and political relevancy

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Francis Fisher’s first published translation and includes a preface by eminent Surrealism scholar Mary Ann Caws

Cute Girls Watch When I Eat Aether Maria Hardin both halves of Repetition NineteenMaria Hardin Cute Girls Watch When I Eat Aether, the hallucinatory debut by artist poet Maria Hardin, teems with sonic roses and orchid birthing bodies. A member of Hekseskolen (The Witch School), Hardin draws on the twin fascinations of magic and visual art to craft sick sonnets as powerful as spells. Infected, inflamed, and gorging on language, this Anthropo scenic collection manages to be both Baroque and utterly contemporary, ornate and slangy, a