Cover art & design by Shirley Wang.

Night Market in Technicolor​

A collection of poetry that celebrates a litany of coming-of-age stories, each told in technicolor breaths. Published by Ghost City Press, this micro-chapbook contains 13 poems exploring themes of girlhood, home, mythology, family, and memory. Night Market in Technicolor ​is a lineage of disasters and the days after, an anthem for all the worlds we ended to get here. 
Read reviews from Hominum Journal, Dishsoap Quarterly, and The Town Crier. 
Chang’e buys out my uterus
for a ball pit. The leftover lives
peeled to pieces. I scab them
 
by smiling at the emperor’s
poisoned food. Look this way
says Chang’e. I have left caviar
 
at the door of your dreams.
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— from "Lunar Myth"