Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
On May 15, 2026, Taylor & Co., Poetry Society of New York, and Poets House held an anthology launch fundraiser—a sit-in by poets & performers in protest of genocidal regimes marking the launch of the anthology I Feel Nothing Like Good: Poets Against Genocide.
100% of proceeds from both the anthology & the event have been donated to The Sameer Project, a mutual aid organization providing direct humanitarian aid to Palestinians in Gaza, & the Sudanese American Physicians Association, a network of medical professionals working to support & strengthen the Sudanese healthcare community in the U.S. & beyond.
I Feel Nothing Like Good: Poets Against Genocide brings together over 50 poets from around the world responding to the ethical dissonance of living through ongoing violence, erasure, & state-sanctioned harm. Its title names a refusal to accept comfort built on suffering—a recognition that joy cannot be uncomplicated while genocide, displacement, & systemic oppression persist.
On May 15, 2026, Taylor & Co., Poetry Society of New York, and Poets House held an anthology launch fundraiser—a sit-in by poets & performers in protest of genocidal regimes marking the launch of the anthology I Feel Nothing Like Good: Poets Against Genocide.
100% of proceeds from both the anthology & the event have been donated to The Sameer Project, a mutual aid organization providing direct humanitarian aid to Palestinians in Gaza, & the Sudanese American Physicians Association, a network of medical professionals working to support & strengthen the Sudanese healthcare community in the U.S. & beyond.
I Feel Nothing Like Good: Poets Against Genocide brings together over 50 poets from around the world responding to the ethical dissonance of living through ongoing violence, erasure, & state-sanctioned harm. Its title names a refusal to accept comfort built on suffering—a recognition that joy cannot be uncomplicated while genocide, displacement, & systemic oppression persist.
