My Pulse on a Platter, by Lindy Giusta

its worship and excrement of shadow-self]. The artist doesn’t die but is reborn as word logician of the sweetest, bloodied power. Something new happens and the transformation stays by your bedside, daily. The brain’s damnation is credited with the parietal cortex’s drag show of past pain made edible to the soul. The book’s got a pulse, and my first impulse is to pray.” —Mary Buchanan Sellers Lindy Giusta is a queer, neurodivergent passionate visual artist and writer hailing from San Diego. They have shown their art and writing in various lit mags and when not creating they love playing mandolin, reading, delving into adventures and always drinking copious amounts of coffee.