...Maria Zoccola [email protected] Copyright © 2024 Maria Zoccola 2024 the voice was pre-sold. forget that. she opened instead with three feet of red hair, oiled and braided, sheared from the root to keep the length. the sea-witch smiled: not enough. the crown...

... early on. Their buzzcuts, constant binder. New name at the bank and license photo. F. walks through forests filling clearings with their beard. Shows how to curse a compromise, pull the moon down with both hands. Just how enclosures took the peasantry from commons, witch-hunts took the women from...

... husbands to doctors, others made tea with chamomile and coaxed it down their throats. One of us called a witch she dormed with in college, but the witch reminded her she didn t do marital troubles. She only spoke to the dead, and they had nothing to say about this. It would be one thing if our husbands...

... Noh-mask face, a sketch of fear, the tail a cord of flesh both naked and snake-like. Alien. Nightly to the woods, by paths that fade, past gold eyes deep in the trees, we go like children to find the witch in the clearing. Sleep is that story we breathe to ourselves in the uncharted wake of day...

... into gelatinous oneness, the caramel scent of sugar wafting as they sank into amorphous puddle —​no screams, no wicked witch melting on yellow road. Left exposed, they become that road, hard as brick —​yet still desired despite their stalwart staleness. minnesota review 87...

... witch of my dreams: Here I am, why not come and get me? And stood with my back to the alley.  —​There are tiny beetles crawling all over these walls. My husband shrugs: So? Call the men with the poisons. I pick up the phone, I press all the right buttons. I am a robot...

...Lea Harper 22 the minnesota review Lea Harper Maid to Order We’ve never met but I come well recommended. On a word you hand over the keys to the kingdom. It’s a calling, old as witching— the bucket...

... fireflies and praying for a tornado to descend like a witch's hat and swallow a hole she used to call a heart. Because nothing can be whole ever again, and nothing can be pure enough or evil enough to feed the hunger of her hate, because her people die before they even breathe...

... to have later coupled with demons and given birth to the succubi. 2005 the minnesota review 2005 the minnesota review Bradford Tice Lilith1 Sometimes the Garden was witch-grass, kaffir lily, anemone—and sometimes it wasn't. Sometimes the names came...

... . Toward a Global Idea of Race . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press . Derrida Jacques . 1979 . Spurs: Nietzsche’s Styles , translated by Harlow Barbara . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Federici Silvia . 2004 . Caliban and the Witch: Women, the Body...

... Silvia . 2004 . Caliban and the Witch: Women, the Body, and Primitive Accumulation . Chico, CA : AK Press . Hardt Michael Negri Antonio 2009 . Commonwealth . Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press . Hardt Michael Negri Antonio 2017 . Assembly . New York : Oxford...

... witch and pizza guy live? Gina frowns. No, just a mommy, daddy, and baby. Eliot sidles over, paints a thick red streak across the roof, and says, The witch amputated the pizza guy s arms. Now blood is dripping down the chimney. Gina hisses Get away! and edges toward Carole. Eliot gallops...

.... The Witch’s Flight: The Cinematic, the Black Femme, and the Image of Common Sense. Durham: Duke UP, 2007. Koenigsberger, Kurt. The Novel and the Menagerie: Totality, Englishness, and Empire. Columbus: Ohio State UP, 2007. Krause, Monika, Mary Nolan, Michael Palm, and Andrew Ross, eds...

... it was brought indicate that Horowitz’s witch- hunting of radical professors is doomed to failure? In fact, can’t his current claim simply to desire that politics of all kinds be kept out of the classroom, and that conservatives simply be given their fair chance at academic jobs, be seen as evidence...

... to oppress himself. Sicilian-American, demiromantic, witch. He was like a supernova, accruing useless matter, ignoring how one day he would collapse into nothing. In a few years, he would grow his hair long, stop wearing shoes, and take up an esoteric stringed instrument, which would then morph into him...

..., which Harman casts as a series of processes both practical and fantas- tical: “The inside of an object can be viewed as a volcano, kaleidoscope, witch’s cauldron, steel mill, or alchemist’s flask in which one thing is somehow converted into another” (2010b, 131). An intriguing list, not least...

... movement led by Starhawk, a local witch who became well known in the movement. We went out to Lawrence Livermore and folks would be scooped up into jail, and Barbara Epstein describes these amazing rituals that Starhawk led in jail in the spiral dance. Barbara’s...

... in the same work: the Buddhist/ nauseating posture of resigning from life, which he otherwise admires in Hamlet, and even the “barbarian witches’ brew” (1967, 39), which he discards as crude, mindless sensuality but whose mindlessness is precariously close to his own embrace of chaos. On one hand...