Julia DaSilva (she/her) works in focuses on fantasy & magic systems, religion in fantasy literature, phenomenology and politics of magic, and anarchist theory. She is currently working on developing a conception of fantasy reading as salvaging from what overflows in the dangerous indeterminacy of moments of enchantment.  Her work has appeared in the Journal of the Fantastic in the Arts, and her poetry has appeared in Cathexis, The Lamp, Pivot, High Shelf Press, Reckoning, and MORIA.