YOU ARE AN AMBIGUOUS PRONOUN
K.M. Lighthouse

“You are an ambiguous pronoun is a high dive into the gender fluid and what it means to love in that fluid.”

—RJ Walker, author of An Elegy for My Elegies


“‘Strip me down / to nothing / and no one so I go / and come as I please,’ says K. M. Lighthouse in you are an ambiguous pronoun, inviting the reader to withdraw from the world of the singular and enter an arena of multiplicity. In this book, you will make phone calls when you know no one’s home, feel a tug in your own heart when you pull on another’s, and become both curator and patron in the museum of the self. All that is and all that isn’t merge in Lighthouse’s poetry, creating space for the reader to dissolve into nothing and become everything.”

​—Caroline Wilcox Reul, translator of Who Lives
48 pages | A5  5.83 x 8.27 in. | 2018
ISBN-13: 978-0-99-729873-4 (paperback)
$13
​K. M. Lighthouse is a queer poet and priestess creating portals for intuitive knowledge through writing spaces and workshops for self-healing. The poet has two other poetry chapbooks and a collage novel available:You Are an Ambiguous Pronoun, The Observer Effect, and Time Counts Backward from Infinity. She is a member of the High Priestesses of Poetry, and her other works appear in The Florida Review and Toasted Cheese.
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