Sara MithraJulian née Sara Mithra hovers between genre and gender, border mongering and mongreling. At local festivals, they exhibit handmade chapbooks and cut-up zines, like Mixt Frame (2017), WOOD: A Handbook (2015), and The Better to Teth You With (2013). Read their words on paper in Versal 12, Milvia Street, Storm Cellar, ANXY, The Other Side of Violet, and on a screen at pnkprl, Gendertrash Café, and PoetryFilmKanal. They received the Prospero Prize from Fathom Books in 2017. For a Masters in Folklore Studies at UC Berkeley, Sara dressed up as a 19th-century anthropologist and spoke through a copper pipe. Find unsettling recitations on Soundcloud and watch soft-focus, collage-poem videos on Vimeo. Read More Read Less