Katherine Bode-Lang
With every storm I am six again: thin panic against a breaking sky. I unplug everything from […]
When the Angels Go Bowling by Katherine Bode-Lang
Vulvar Vestibulitis Syndrome, a subset of vulvodynia: “chronic vulval discomfort characterized by burning, stinging, irritation and rawness […]
The Reformation by Katherine Bode-Lang
Only mid-October, so the trees—still bright with leaves—crack with the surprise of snow. Cold splits the small […]
Autumn Storm by Katherine Bode-Lang
In May, I had the opportunity to sit and talk with Katherine Bode-Lang, whose book The Reformation […]
The Reformation: a Conversation with Katherine Bode-Lang by Jessamyn Smyth
Of course we know how our language lacks: it’s a tangle of tenses and borrowed words, irregular […]
The Names of Snow by Katherine Bode-Lang
Three thin pricks of the syringe along the cupped curve of the vulva, and the red skin […]
How Far We’ll Go by Katherine Bode-Lang
Once a month we drive there, drive home; I dress, undress—four hours, one specialist, swabs, cultures. The […]
When I Miss Paris Most by Katherine Bode-Lang
In Italian, la passera is sparrow, a term of endearment for the V tucked between my legs. […]