Uprooted: Poems of Resistance, Witness, and Survival is now available to read free on the site. It’s our third collection, and it gathers poets writing about ICE enforcement and immigration overreach under the second Trump administration, and the long history that came before it.
You can scroll through it online or download high-quality PDF. As with our first two books, it’s completely free to read, download, and share.
The paperback edition is still in the works and should be available in about a month. We’ll post an update here once it’s ready to order.
In the meantime, we’ll be doing what we did with the first two books. Over the coming days, we’ll share each poem from the collection as its own post, in the order they appear in the book, so each poet gets a moment on their own.
Thank you to everyone who contributed, and to everyone who reads and shares the work.
Nick and Rachel
Photo Credit: The photograph above appears on the title page of Uprooted. “Mexican beet workers, near Fisher, Minnesota,” 1937. Photograph by Russell Lee, Farm Security Administration. Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division. Public domain.
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