TENDERLaiwan Talon Books, 2020 Review by Clayton Longstaff Laiwan’s poetry takes root in the most hostile of urban landscapes, and breathes deep. In breathing, it becomes a living force in the felled detritus of capitalistic and colonial wreckage. From this wreckage rises TENDER, and around it, an entire forest of feeling follows. “[F]ierce defence and … Continue reading Discovering the Syntax of Sensuality: A Review of Laiwan’s “TENDER”