Poetry. "What happens when two brilliant and sensitive minds unfettered by conventional categories brave the inter-and intra-personal depths of humanity and engage one another—and all of us—in
the generative dance of definition via a monumental, no-holds- barred cornucopia of all things sensual, experiential, spiritual, and imaginable? This does. And you won’t want to miss it."—Susan
Lewis
"TONGUE A QUEER ANOMALY is a Samuel Johnson’s dictionary—if Samuel Johnson had absorbed Foucault, Jeannette Winterson and Johnny Rotten—for the chaotic, universally catastrophic, collapsing,
latter day, ruinous, emerging world. The language in this post-post-post lyrical and gently violent piece of irreverence and linguistic revolution by j/j hastain and t thilleman is a radical,
lovely, lush, painful reinvention of language word by word, image by image, concept by concept. This is a dictionary for the new body, the new sexuality, the new collective, the new wrecked,
fragmented Homo Sapiens, for the new damaged world."—Sam Witt
