Red Memory - Bobeda, Amy
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What if the origin of language were menstrual? In this cross-genre hybrid blend of languages, text, prose, and poetry readers dive into the ancient memory of original language. Anthropology, dreams, red garbage, and encounters with prairie dogs and hawks return to the age of questions: what makes us human? How did language evolve? Red Memory asks readers to forget what they've been taught and return to land, myth, dreams, and their own bodies, reclaiming the roots of language: blood and sound.

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What if the origin of language were menstrual? In this cross-genre hybrid blend of languages, text, prose, and poetry readers dive into the ancient memory of original language. Anthropology, dreams, red garbage, and encounters with prairie dogs and hawks return to the age of questions: what makes us human? How did language evolve? Red Memory asks readers to forget what they've been taught and return to land, myth, dreams, and their own bodies, reclaiming the roots of language: blood and sound.
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Amy Bobeda holds an MFA from the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics at Naropa University and serves as the director of the writing center and sometimes teaches process-based art, writing, and pedagogy. Books include Red Memory (FlowerSong Press), What Bird Are You? (Finishing Line Press), and the chapbook Mi Sin Manitos (Ethel Press). Amy's work can be found in Ecotheo Review, Pithead Chapel, Denver Quarterly, Columbia Review, and elsewhere. Amy is the founder and publisher of Wisdom Body Collective, a process-based arts group rooted in somatic work and lineage as well as a member of the Society for Menstrual Cycle Research. Raised on the Amah Mutsun land of the Pajaro Valley, Amy is often found running in landlocked places.