Reviews | Megan Misztal

Bodied by History: Ghosting in Favour of a World-to-Come

“Can a poem resemble animality? Can a poem be resonant with it? Fury is a revolutionary habit. I have faith in the emancipatory power of...

Megan Misztal

Apr 11, 20213 min read

“I am 10 minutes and a bottle of cheap wine away from falling in love with you, which means I am already in love with you and that this...

Megan Misztal

Dec 8, 20204 min read

A young Vietnamese-American boy writes a letter to his illiterate mother and creates the most efficacious depiction of grief.

Megan Misztal

Sep 29, 20202 min read

You might think that a 500 page non-fiction textbook would be dry, but it’s surprisingly juicy. Mouthwatering, even.

Megan Misztal

Sep 12, 20202 min read

“It was, as usual, a mistake of my father’s. My father does not understand the things that divide people...I’m too well aware of the...

Megan Misztal

Aug 19, 20202 min read

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