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CLAYBOY by Fez Avery
CLAYBOY by Fez Avery
Combining the flirtatious swagger of a cowboy and the playful glee of a queer artist, Fez Avery's CLAYBOY makes poetry fun again.
Full of precise, ravenous language and delightful mischief, Avery swings from changing identities and waning relationships to vulnerable insights on queerness and gender. CLAYBOY is equally hilarious and uneasy, a riot of poems in full finery.
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I can help you. I’ll hold one palm in the air and touch
the other to your lips. But only if you can promise
to love your creation—its bite, its thunderous snap.
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Fez Avery is a poet and performer from Michigan. His work can be found in The Journal, Gulf Coast, Passages North, Tupelo Quarterly, and elsewhere. He is a poetry instructor at Interlochen Arts Camp, holds an MFA in poetry from Virginia Tech, and is currently a PhD candidate at Western Michigan University. He is the father of two cats and one run-down sailboat.
