The Presbyterian Church on Euclid doesn't sell lemonade anymore. Cast.html -- Sleep apnea with city block -- Sequence #7 -- Blood work -- Memory is a software -- CVS altercation ft. Amy Winehouse -- Cadillac algorithm -- * -- Ghosts come free on feast days -- Punnett Square -- How to fix an elevator in Trabulsi -- When hail appears if a menstruating woman throws herself onto the ground completely naked raising her legs toward the cloud the hail will not fall around her on that field or harvest (Layover In Seattle) -- Calculus for anemics -- Catalogue of algorithmic errors -- Elegy with Amy -- Will Kitty Genovese ever stop dying -- Larynx -- 54 line (debugged) -- Data the algorithm knows about men -- #Alphabet -- Thesaurus entry -- I find Antonio Banderas boring -- Cleaning orbeez out of the yard in December -- Fairouz & Amy debate over dessert -- Native speaker -- U -- Sonata with Alzheimer's -- River algorithm -- Pulled hair permutation -- In Paris, Younes Bendjima carries the President & proposes to Grandma -- Open window at 3pm -- Parallelogram//Constellation -- Morpheme building -- Algorithm with pants unbuttoned (Shahwah) -- Recursion (Stomach) -- History is a translation -- Logarithm 14 -- Amy tells the officer what happened -- Sequence 8.9.11 -- Query exercises//Algorithm with cherries -- A tiny now to feed on -- How to Lazarus yourself -- At the end of July we saw a brown bear from 10 feet away & I asked about what attracts mammals to the forest & Alicia said the smell of everything even lotion -- Punnett with Amy -- God is an iron you choose -- Scenes from a marriage -- Apostle Paul asks you for a room -- Blood counting -- The prayer of the body is attention -- Algorithm with blue eyeliner -- This country smells of not enough doctors' offices -- #Anaphora -- Bronchitis is a beautiful name for a girl -- Moon without curlers in -- Sequence 13 -- Fairouz recites her lungs -- Dearx -- Harvest Foods Grocery, Fremont -- June Jordan says maybe I need a woman maybe I need a man -- Scripture Is gossip -- How to make an algorithm in the microwave -- Wikihow: continuing -- How to unbecome a boy -- Songs the algorithm knows about me -- Case study on me & sunlight -- Prayer draft -- The algorithm picks her bugs in the mirror -- How to solve a cataract -- Northgate market -- Unfinished apartment building, South Tyre -- Most things are disastrous -- Playing it cool: gender, pairing behavior, and sexual economies of power in Southern California's Arab American community -- The Presbyterian Church on Euclid doesn't sell lemonade anymore.
Summary:
"In How to Make an Algorithm in the Microwave, winner of the 2022 Etel Adnan Poetry Prize, Maya Salameh explores the intimate relationships we have with our devices, speaking back to the algorithm that serves simultaneously as warden, data thief, and confidant"-- Provided by publisher.
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