A Place on Earth (used) by Tracey Sullivan
$5.00A beautifully crafted poetry chapbook from Singapore’s Math Paper Press, A Place on Earth explores belonging, identity, memory, and the search for home in an increasingly connected world.
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A beautifully crafted poetry chapbook from Singapore’s Math Paper Press, A Place on Earth explores belonging, identity, memory, and the search for home in an increasingly connected world.

In Transparent Strangers, Singaporean poet Loh Guan Liang explores the emotional architecture of the modern city, finding loneliness, desire, memory, and connection among its strangers. His debut collection moves from burial sites to Taiwanese dramas while asking how language can make the familiar strange enough for us to understand it anew.