[in]transpiring: a psychosomatic [re-]glitch[ing] ~ graphic poetry by Ami J. Sanghvi

[in]transpiring: a psychosomatic [re-]glitch[ing]

Ami J. Sanghvi (he/they) is a non-binary, Indian-American, queer author, artist, designer, boxer, Eric Hoffer Book Award finalist, and recent graduate from the California Institute of the Arts Creative Writing M.F.A. program (concentration: image/text). He is a fiction editor for Decolonial Passage, poetry editor for Wrongdoing Magazine, staff writer for Chaotic Merge, and photographer for AsianZine, as well as the co-founder and co-editor of Gutslut Press. His work has recently appeared in So It Goes: The Literary Journal of the Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library, Inverted Syntax, Humana Obscura, I Hope You’ll Still Love Me: A South Asian LGBTQIA+ Anthology, Masalazine, Zindabad Magazine, and several other publications and exhibitions. He was also a featured author for LUPERCALIApress’s VULCANALIA ’21 anthology. He is the winner of Really Serious Literature‘s Beefy Chapbook Potato-Rito Remote Residency To-Go Contest XXL, with publication of his chapbook, Baby Wraith Burrito Bones, forthcoming. Additionally, his other chapbook, [in]transpiring, will be published with swallow::tale press in November 2021.