We Don’t Know That This Is Temporary is a temporal anomaly, a trip from present to past to future, a hope for alternate realities that could be or might never materialize. Adrienne Marie Barrios takes us on an intimate journey of glimpses through her lens of autism and chronic illness. Take a careful walk along the fine line between pain and pleasure, honesty and fantasy. These poems are for anyone who has loved with every vulnerable ounce of their being, and everyone who's been left unsatisfied. (Stanchion Books, 2024)

Adrienne Barrios and Leigh Chadwick became friends on the internet. They live 939 miles apart. They read each other’s writing and liked each other’s writing. Then they started writing together. Too Much Tongue is a series of prose poems in which the writers imagine themselves into each other’s lives, stretching and bending language into constant delight and surprise, taking turns sometimes so absurd they might float into the air at any moment if they weren’t so grounded to the visceral need for human connection and recognition. (Autofocus Lit, 2022)

From March 1-April 1, 2022, we opened submissions for our first ANTHOLOGY. A total of 754 people from all over the world submitted their work, and it was fuckin' HARD to choose what to include. Meaning: this book is fantastic. Best of the best bullshit. (Bullshit Lit, 2022)

With 147 works of art/pieces of fiction/poems/other stuff by 130 people.

170 pages. Art in color.