Mary Hall-Williams is a poet whose conditions of possibility have been both thwarted and made real by the theft, exploitation, and violence that exists at the intersections of indigenous land dispossession, chattel slavery, and capitalism. In writing she explores the invisible intimacies of a wholehearted dedication to personhood and beauty making despite her intersecting and often contradictory lived experiences. 

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