Theophanies Spooky electrocuted and dumped under cover

electrocuted and dumped under cover of night

with the pagan pantheon of the Roman Empire in its grip

pornography and steampunk

In pieces that are at once brilliant

Theophanies Spooky electrocuted and dumped under coverIn Theophanies, award winning poet Sarah Ghazal Ali testifies to women's capacity for piercing and musical exegesis and asks: what more might a womans body hold after it has been hailed as a vessel for the divine? Braiding the scriptures of the Quran and Bible, Theophanies interlaces the spectacles of gender, faith, and family and unravels the age old idea that seeing is believing. Drawing from art and music, Pakistani history, and cultural