Pangyrus Eight offers a poignant mix of poems, essays, and comics reflecting on the COVID-19 pandemic and racial reckoning with art and vulnerability.
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Pangyrus Eight offers a poignant mix of poems, essays, and comics reflecting on the COVID-19 pandemic and racial reckoning with art and vulnerability.
With this 8th collection, Pangyrus Literary magazine responds with art, heart, verve and vulnerability to the COVID-19 pandemic. Woven throughout this volume are poems, essays, stories and comics from our new "In Sickness and In Health" section. These include Xiaoly Li's "Your Fire and Thunder," a tragic, posthumous tribute to a voice of warning, L.M. Brown's "What We Worried About," and much more. Writers also found ways to capture the cultural reckoning around race, with Celeste Cosme's "For G...
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Moderate focus on cultural reckoning around race and pandemic themes.
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Brief references to systemic suffering related to race and health crises.
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