Chapbook. Poetry.
5.5” x 8.5”
32 pp.
Printed on vintage Eagle A Bond paper.
Cover variants in assorted colors.
Hand-stamped with the official seal of Illicit Zines.

These poems cut like stadium lights through the thick foliage of the inner life. Revolving installations of received feeling and damaged vision. Soft rituals for the next world. The cross section of a city block / glinting like streetlight on a chain. Poetry as spiritual practice, as a lens through which to view the infinite. Poetry as an act of faith.

I love the sound of the train‍ ‍
It’s like money to be alive now

Hunter Larson is a poet from the midwest currently living in western Massachusetts. He is the author of the chapbook Desire Lines (Press Brake, 2025) and was the winner of the Poetry Project’s 2023 Lisa Brannan Prize. He co-edits the poetry journal and critical archive Little Mirror.