Distress Tolerance
“What does it mean to be pigeonholed? As a subjugated body in America, in the bosom of a messiah, under a “baldblue sky,” betwixt a lover, a...
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“What does it mean to be pigeonholed? As a subjugated body in America, in the bosom of a messiah, under a “baldblue sky,” betwixt a lover, a whiteboy, a trauma, the present moment? In Kamden Hilliard’s Distress Tolerance, much as the title reflects, the world is full of urgent contradictions that instruct the spheres of this pigeonhole.
In Distress Tolerance’s world building, Hilliard infests language itself with a self-aware brutality, and his forms are slanted, stunned, and ripped by a geography wherein 'to mark is to destroy is to court danger.'
Even the destroyed body can flirt with how we’ve ruined one another. But in the wreckage, something—a Yonkers star, a Virginia Slim, a small salmon, a pigeonhole—is glimmering. And it’s remarkable, remarkable.” — Natalie Eilbert
- Format:Saddle-stitched
- Pages:52 pages
- Publication:2016
- Publisher:Magic Helicopter Press
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