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Girasol By Vianney Casas
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Vianney Casas
Vianney makes her debut as Foglifter Press’s first poetry collection and first published manuscript: Girasol. Carolina De Robertis says of the collection, “Girasol burns and aches and sing the deepest secrets of the female body through the voice of an unforgettable character.”
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In a new installment of The Queer Syllabus, @vianneyfriducha writes on the 2017 documentary CHAVELA by Catherine Gund and Daresha Kyi. https://t.co/V25gygfNb4
Happy Queer Syllabus day from @foglifterpress and @The_Rumpus ! Read the brilliant @vianneyfriducha's piece on the 2017 documentary on Chavela Vargas by Catherine Gund and Daresha Kyi: https://t.co/gZzaXCcQQR
