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 winner of the T
one of those books that breaks new ground in how to approach writing about the unwritable
a respect for what she encounters in a process of self-creation - "from myself into myself" as her epigraph from Rose Auslander puts it
Julia Darling
whether for consolation in loss or affirmation in love
House of Weeds by Amy Kean and Jack Wallington Irene Koronas  winner of the TStep into a world of deliciously wild characters: a group of outcasts who have only their rebellion in common. Weeds and humans overlap in this prickly sweet fusion of poetry and illustration, painting tales of society's outsiders. One is tempted to say that the most human plants, after all, are the weeds. (John Burroughs, 1881) Between 1879 and 1941 two unlisted buildings in Peckham served as refuge to forty seven individuals. It was a site of urban
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