Gwen Benaway examines the everyday poetics of the trans feminine body and the intersection of violence and transmisogyny in day/break. Alessandra Naccarato weaves personal narratives with studies of the insect world in Re-Origin of Species. In Cephalopography 2.0, Rasiqra Revulva experiments with traditional forms to link ecopoetics, marine biology and the human experience. Each of these poets invites us to view the world around us in new and critical ways at a reading that promises to be edgy, evocative and thought-provoking.