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A review by sarahglen
Diaries of a Terrorist by Christopher Soto
4.0
Serving as both kindling for justified rage and a salve for wounds that slice deep across communities, Christopher Soto's debut collection is exactly as it ends: a reason to "Get the fuck up & fight"
For students of abolition everywhere, Soto's work is a clarion call for immediate and consistent action against the carceral state. In particular, The Children In Their Little Bulletproof Vests, Scizophrenic Fucker, and A Beautiful Day In The Psychiatric // Garden stuck with me.
"It's so American // The constant grieving of violets
Blooming state violence // What's left to say"
For students of abolition everywhere, Soto's work is a clarion call for immediate and consistent action against the carceral state. In particular, The Children In Their Little Bulletproof Vests, Scizophrenic Fucker, and A Beautiful Day In The Psychiatric // Garden stuck with me.
"It's so American // The constant grieving of violets
Blooming state violence // What's left to say"