The Proscenium translated and politically incisive

and politically incisive

' – Piero Paolo Pasolini

beneath the reader's eye

to prose pieces on neglected African-American women writers

defined as it is by verbal shuffling of the “rack/lack/cack” variety (though far more myriad and pleasurable)

The Proscenium translated and politically incisiveVi Khi Nao A woman uses the keys of a dismantled, antique typewriter to write a manuscript. She makes little progress and is able to generate only three letters of the manuscript. The letters are t, h, e, which is the entire word for an article. The Proscenium is a satire on production and feminism and acts as an antithetical or opposition to male's prolixity on the canvas of literary canon.