"at my core i'm just cum passed from a person to another," writes JADE VINE, whose sharp, funny, and ferocious poems cut to the core of what makes us human: love, lust, rage, grief, and the body in all its grotesque and sticky glory. EVERYBODY'S FAVOURITE HOE & THEN SOME is a collection that you will want to devour (or, perhaps, to devour you) in one sitting, though it is well worth slowly savoring each striking image. VINE dares the reader not to look away from the difficult truths of existing in a body that society deems disposable, while also reminding us again and again of the saving power of queer intimacy and love.

-Ally Ang, editor of All the Oils

“In its joyous filth and salacious smut, JADE VINE’s EVERYBODY’S FAVOURITE HOE & THEN SOME dares me to scream my piss kink from every roof, to romp in vibrational elation as queer wild, sexy beings. This work is the definition of queer embodiment. These poems say, our cum and poop and limbs must be worshipped, bodies celebrated with every winding turn. VINE is a masterful prince of prose poetry, with humorous beginnings that turn to devastating landings, always reminding us that “my pussy apologizes for my personality my personality apologizes for my pussy.” My pussy says, every queer hoe alive needs to read this book.”

-Sam Herschel Wein, author of Butt Stuff Flower Bush

JADE VINE (it/its) is a queer, transgender/agender anarchist, poet, essayist, and teaching artist from Chandigarh, India. It is the author of Heaven is Only a Part of Our Body Where All the Sickness Resides (Ghost City Press, 2018) and The End Is Not Apocalypse But Another Morning Where Everyone Tells Me I’m Dead (Yavanika Press, 2021). Its work has appeared in Glass: A Journal of Poetry, Rust + Moth, Minola Review, Polyphony H.S, and elsewhere. They are deeply inspired by the transformative justice movements and the politics of indispensability.