love is a dangerous substance—a drug that admits no dosage. a bad combination yields a toxic, indigestible brew; a good one synthesizes the lucidity of the sky when it clears. Lia wrote these poems during that hour of awe and wonder, while awaiting the clouds. poems like still meditations. Poems like incantations to summon the next poem.

• 32 pages
• Spanish
• cover art: Crexmaniak, Feiz Book, tomada de Fanzinología mexicana (1985-2015), Enrique Arriaga Celis e Inés Estrada Silva (comps), UNAM, México D.F., 2015 y reproducida con autorización del autor.
• pequeña fortuna ediciones
• Buenos Aires, May 2025

Lia Quezada (Guadalajara, 2000) writes poetry and art criticism. in 2024, she founded the publishing house Diamantina. Her books Todo lo que escribo termina en Buenos Aires (Everything I Write Ends in Buenos Aires) and Poeta de Eugenia (Poet of Eugenia) were self-published in 2023. the former, based on the diary Lia kept during her first stay in Buenos Aires, was photocopied on the ground floor of Building A at the Faculty of Political Science; the latter was risograph printed in Guadalajara, and then in Mexico City.