My new Purple Air monitor surveils pollution. I bought it so I’d know when it’s safe to breathe. Wildfire smoke walks daily across our continent— I wish I could live somewhere that’s good to breathe. I populate the house with an array of air purifiers that should make indoors pleasant to breathe, but nothing is […]
Christine Klocek-Lim
Christine Klocek-Lim is a prize-winning Pennsylvania poet and novelist who received the 2009 Ellen La Forge Memorial Prize in poetry. Her poetry collection, Dark Matter, uses astronomy as a theme for human relationships. Her latest chapbook, Nōmenclātūra, explores the reality and surreality of the human condition. She has four other chapbooks and has been nominated as a finalist for numerous prizes. Her poems and essays have appeared in Nautilus—Cosmos, 3 Quarks Daily, Terrain.org, The Comstock Review, Eclectica, and elsewhere. She is the founder and editor of Autumn Sky Poetry DAILY (est. 2006).