DADDY ISSUES by Sal Kang

In their electric and haunting poetry chapbook, DADDY ISSUES, Sal Kang presents a messy magnification of queerness, the violence in which femininity is birthed, and trying to find a sanctuary in sex despite it all.

About the author: Sal (they/them/theirs) is a poet, editor, and translator who currently lives and works in New Jersey. They founded Heartburn Review, a literary magazine for flammable writing, and they regularly perform poetry with Ellipses Slam Poetry, Princeton's oldest spoken word organization. They work as a prose editor for The Augment Review and as a translator and interview editor for The Hanok Review. They occasionally dump more experimental poems on their Instagram and miscellaneous thoughts on their blog. They tweet at @nini_kang.