There is a Case That I Am by torrin a. greathouse

In There is a Case That I Am, torrin a. greathouse goes on a profoundly courageous journey, delving into the self, in search of knowledge and definition. These poems are delicately wrapped gifts, full of terror and hope, anguish and humor. greathouse softly sings an elegy for a body still breathing. They are “afraid of the red stains they make of / these queer bodies,” yet they will teach you to smile with a bloody mouth. This phenomenal collection of vulnerable strength, of existing in the in-between, in an everything, will show you all the ways pain can be both ugly and exquisite. —Logan February, author of How to Cook a Ghost