A renowned translator of Black authors into Portuguese —from Audre Lorde and bell hooks to Claudia Rankine and Jericho Brown— Stephanie Borges’ writing interrogates multiple territories at once: the landscape of dreams, the physical setting in which the poem is written, the space to simultaneously honor and challenge the artistic foremothers that have forged a path for her writing and thinking, the realm that blooms in the consciousness of the reader. Her essays, articles, podcasts, tweets, and poems are devoted to creating and expanding a space for feminist liberation and racial solidarity. For Borges, the body is both playground and battleground, a site for personal and political reimagination. Made of Dream, her first collection of poems in English (self) co-translation opens a wandering space for thinking, a space that is both a vehicle and its traveler.