FuelRosie Stockton Traversing multivalent intimacies from the underworld of Californias Central Valley oil fields to the quotidian domestic and loves painful retraction, Stocktons poems articulate the blurry modes of extraction, fantasy, loss, gender, and labor as they interact and overlap in the shadow of environmental and personal collapse. Between gas station gifts, Venmo requests, and nocturnal love letters, Fuel unravels the self and violent systems