“HOW TO F/HOLD ON TO YOUR HUMANITY” by Rayya Liebich (Room 48.3 Rest/Unrest Sneak Peek)

Rayya Liebich
Creative Non-Fiction | Feature | Reading Room | What's New

In a world shaped by profound injustice, how do we create amidst unrest while reclaiming rest that moves us toward justice?

Today, we’re sitting with a non-fiction piece by our commissioned author for Rayya Liebich, upcoming in Room 48.3 Rest/Unrest.

HOW TO F/HOLD ON TO YOUR HUMANITY
by Rayya Liebich

 

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Rayya Liebich (she/her) is a poet and memoirist of Lebanese and Polish descent. She is the author of the award-winning chapbook Tell Me Everything, the poetry collection Min Hayati (Inanna Publications) and a forthcoming hybrid memoir entitled Milk Teeth (Pownal Street Press). Recently, she has channeled her rage and grief over the horrors in Palestine into three chapbooks Khalas/Enough, Litany of Words I Cannot Read and Word Games for Times of Genocide. She believes in the power of words to change minds and hearts and in the responsibility of artists to be truth-tellers.
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