If I had a window, it would be open.

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From: Swollening

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villa – On Acicular Ice – Zellers – The smoke – A list of symptoms – inadequate insurance – Too late – Not in your lifetime – Some of us broke some of us – Having a body in the petrostate – thirst – a word like guilt – only beginning to question – Long shadows – danse macabre – a bed – Ceramics with Emily – Ceramics with Emily II – Sourdough with Emily – My gender – ruinous women – in the garden with my faggots

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Jason Purcell

Jason Purcell is a writer and musician from amiskwaciwaskahikan, Treaty 6 (Edmonton, Alberta), where they are also the co-owner of Glass Bookshop. As a chronically ill writer, Jason writes at the intersection of queerness and illness and is the author of the chapbook A Place More Hospitable (Anstruther Press). Swollening is their first full-length collection.