Kesley Bryan-Zwick, mini chapbook launch with special guest Danielle Mitchell

We’re proud to host one of our favorite poets as they debut their mini-chapbook, Bone Water, from Blanket Sea Press, along with an opening set from their special guest, Danielle Mitchell.

Kelsey Bryan-Zwick (she/they) is a queer, disabled, bilingual, poet and a columnist for Los Angeles Poet Society.  Disabled with scoliosis at a young age, her poems often focus on trauma, shedding light on this isolating experience.  She is a Lead Collaborating Fellow of The Poetry Lab, founder of the micro-press BindYourOwnBooks, and her poems can be found in Spillway, Trailer Park Quarterly, Cholla Needles, Rise Up Review, and Redshift.  Pushcart Prize and The Best of the Net nominated, her forthcoming microchapbook, Bone Water (Blanket Sea Press, October 2021) and her first full-length poetry collection, Here Go the Knives (Moon Tide Press, Feb. 2022), focus on her decades surviving with scoliosis.