Issue 2 is LIVE:
feat.:
- Iran + the struggle with imperialist feminisms
- Prairieland + the role of the writer
- Shklovsky + formalism's relation to revolution
- first Eng. translation of René Menil's "The Passage from Poetry to Philosophy"
- ofc, experimental literature
new poetry on decay in the empire from @Toscano200
Iran and embedded feminism from @talalasadist
prose poetry on amerikkka by @poetryaccnt1518
a translation from Telugu on cops, "fraternity," and Naxalite persecution by @sent_fish
Issue 2 is LIVE:
feat.:
- Iran + the struggle with imperialist feminisms
- Prairieland + the role of the writer
- Shklovsky + formalism's relation to revolution
- first Eng. translation of René Menil's "The Passage from Poetry to Philosophy"
- ofc, experimental literature
Thanks so much Amenia Free Review for taking a chance on "American Century" and "Nation Peddlers" from Salvage Nation: 100 Sonnets (Winter Editions, 2026). The book can be ordered now at the Winter Editions website.
https://t.co/lM8cGP4T6G
for the AFR, I wrote about psychoanalysis under occupation, veiling subjectivities, diasporic patricide and the reverberations of Women, Life, Freedom in an attempt to read Fanon against the present conjecture of imperial ruin in Iran & beyond
https://t.co/43CvC6hmD8
Issue 2 is LIVE:
feat.:
- Iran + the struggle with imperialist feminisms
- Prairieland + the role of the writer
- Shklovsky + formalism's relation to revolution
- first Eng. translation of René Menil's "The Passage from Poetry to Philosophy"
- ofc, experimental literature
we have something to share...
ISSUE 2 –– SEPT 15
...and in the meantime something to read: "The Survivor," a story by Leví Marrero, student militant in the Cuban 30's, tr. Langston Hughes. Thx 2 @PrincetonUPress's new collection Troubled Lands.
https://t.co/JuXU8lojr5
yo this essay made me realize why i've been so dissatisfied with my forays into poetry (i'm writing pretty noise ephemera and who needs that) AND why I need to keep looking into the nuances of athenian indigeneity myths. 10/10 would recomment
The Amenia Free Review has been on accidental hiatus for like three weeks. But we are nearly back to action. We will be replying to your emails s2g. Send us more work, please send it now. We will reply to that too.
AFR's going to host a local letter writing party for the noncooperating Prairieland defendants, but also wants to put together a dossier of writing and art to/for/about them.
We'll post more soon, but if you'd like to contribute, please be in touch at ameniafreereview[a]gmail