Kayden Vargas - [DEAD NAME} The Names of My Dead
In [DEAD NAME] The Names of My Dead Kayden Vargas troubles our notions of (home)town and family. Are we the people and places that birthed us or are we each our own creation of home? Is there grief in revisiting the landscapes that launched you? Why must we read shame into the handcraft of building a body, a future, a home? Not all can or want to be salmon. Some of us will always be happier to face into the future, backs firmly turned on everything we’ve left to become.
Release Date: July 25, 2023
Digital download includes a scrollable page by page rendering of the print version and a booklet file formatted to print into a fold and print trimmable version perfect for sharing (no shame or blame, our goal is more books out in the world) or tucking away in a bag, pile, or pocket, until it’s just the right time.
In [DEAD NAME] The Names of My Dead Kayden Vargas troubles our notions of (home)town and family. Are we the people and places that birthed us or are we each our own creation of home? Is there grief in revisiting the landscapes that launched you? Why must we read shame into the handcraft of building a body, a future, a home? Not all can or want to be salmon. Some of us will always be happier to face into the future, backs firmly turned on everything we’ve left to become.
Release Date: July 25, 2023
Digital download includes a scrollable page by page rendering of the print version and a booklet file formatted to print into a fold and print trimmable version perfect for sharing (no shame or blame, our goal is more books out in the world) or tucking away in a bag, pile, or pocket, until it’s just the right time.
In [DEAD NAME] The Names of My Dead Kayden Vargas troubles our notions of (home)town and family. Are we the people and places that birthed us or are we each our own creation of home? Is there grief in revisiting the landscapes that launched you? Why must we read shame into the handcraft of building a body, a future, a home? Not all can or want to be salmon. Some of us will always be happier to face into the future, backs firmly turned on everything we’ve left to become.
Release Date: July 25, 2023
Digital download includes a scrollable page by page rendering of the print version and a booklet file formatted to print into a fold and print trimmable version perfect for sharing (no shame or blame, our goal is more books out in the world) or tucking away in a bag, pile, or pocket, until it’s just the right time.