Tectonic Tongues/Lenguas Tectonicas

Overview

Stephanie Sherman’s Tectonic Tongues is an arrestingly good collection. By turns ferocious and meditative, savage and tender, angry and elegiac, these poems demonstrate not just a remarkable emotional and intellectual range, but a true poet’s sensitivity to and delight in language. From the battlegrounds of the erotic to the contested space between cultures to the unexpected beauty of the world, Sherman’s explorations are penetrating, vivid and original. —Gary Kamiya

Author Biography

Stephanie Sherman is a Jewish, queer, bilingual, bicultural, interdisciplinary feminist poet, choreographer, dancer, artist and activist who has lived between the Bay Area, Mexico City, Quito, and New York. She has published her poems in various San Francisco anthologies, including The Best of Mission at Tenth: 2009-2019, Mission at Tenth Vol. 7, and Poetry in Flight / Poesía en Vuelo: Anthology in celebration of El Tecolote, and Editorial Carishina published her book Alucinando en Quito in Ecuador in 2007.