The Avery Review Issue 49
<p>Jaffer Kolb guides us through the artificial and natural, real and imagined, human and other-than-human with Tommy Pico’s <i>Nature Poem</i>; Kelema Lee Moses confronts the ongoing tactics of imperial hospitality on the shores of Waikīkī; Diana Martinez considers the Philippine supermall as a fundamental physical and affective infrastructure of migration; and Ginger Nolan redirects Andrew Yang’s election-year policy proposal away from the individual and toward the urban.</p>
Contributing Editor: Caitlin Blanchfield, Joanna Joseph, Isabelle Kirkham-Lewitt, Jacob R. Moore
At-Large Editor: Alissa Anderson, Jordan H. Carver, Ana María León
Contributors: Jaffer Kolb, Kelema Lee Moses, Diana Martinez, Ginger Nolan
Part of: The Avery Review