Miasmamist by Tommy Wyatt Blake
Published February 2025 via Querencia Publishing
★★★
the wolf wears / my vertigo well: / sheepsoft clouds / trip over poppies / a little treat / for naked dreams (loc. 40*)
A tight wee chapbook of poetry about gender, sex, and the things that come along with those. Not one to read if you're a little squeamish or would rather not read about sex, but some nice imagery and symbolism throughout. As with just about any poetry collection, I prefer the pieces that are a bit longer; these are micro poems, which leave less on the page and more room to ruminate in what is already a short collection. I'd be very curious to read Blake's writing in a longer format, as they're doing some interesting things here—I'm just someone who will almost always prefer a longer poem to a micro poem.
*Quotes are from an ARC and may not be final.
Thanks to the author and publisher for providing a review copy through NetGalley.
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