In her debut poetry collection, Therí Alyce Pickens investigates the complex structures of Black storytelling, crafting and questioning the stories we tell ourselves about who we are and who we want to be.
In her debut poetry collection, Therí Alyce Pickens investigates the complex structures of Black storytelling, crafting and questioning the stories we tell ourselves about who we are and who we want to be.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Therí Alyce Pickens is Charles A. Dana Professor of English and Africana at Bates College and author of Black Madness :: Mad Blackness, also published by Duke University Press, and New Body Politics: Narrating Arab and Black Identity in the Contemporary United States.
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This On This Day 2 The Amateur Gardener Considers a Time of Death 3 On March 12, 2020, Breonna Taylor 5 On Losing; A Hypothesis 6 Customary Calculus for Chronicity 7 Getting Dressed 9 Depression, Jacob Lawrence, 1950 10 If Lyndon B. Johnson hadn’t had his heart attack 11 Remember the episode of Bones when 12 Ode to Checking My Shit 13 Anatomy of Soap 15 my lover says (my mind) 17 I found out I have something 18 Ursa Corregidora and Mary J. Blige Contemplate Life without Children 19 That Dispatches from the Pediatric Floor 22 Collar Is What Hangs around the Neck 23 I am watching a documentary about food, again 25 Corona Poem 26 T 27 On sex 28 Palimpsestina 29 The Amateur Gardener Contemplates Trauma 31 Apostrophe to Inspiration 32 Chronically Ill 34 On recompense 35 I tell her some of her ancestors must have snitched on Harriet Tubman 36 What You Don’t See When Ben Vereen Guest Stars as Will’s Father on The Fresh Prince, May 1994 37 Mind You What Had Happened Was 40 & The Third Variation on a Theme 56 Potential Ode or Elegy Out My Window 57 Neighborhood Watch 58 Coming Home 59 Ranunculus 61 It was just before Thanksgiving 62 June, 1018 63 Ursa Corregidora Goes to Junior High in the 1990s 64 Some Suicide Are Slow 65 I got into a Twitter beef with Lolo Jones over a blind white girl 67 What Cliff Should Have Told Theo on the Pilot of The Cosby Show, September 1984 68 Antony and Cleopatra, dir. Simon Godwin, National Theatre, 2019 70 my lover says (he doesn’t remember) 72 I meet a man with a stutter 73 Let Me Holla at You Right Quick; or Notes 75 I Ain’t Forgot about Y’all; or Acknowledgments 81
This On This Day 2 The Amateur Gardener Considers a Time of Death 3 On March 12, 2020, Breonna Taylor 5 On Losing; A Hypothesis 6 Customary Calculus for Chronicity 7 Getting Dressed 9 Depression, Jacob Lawrence, 1950 10 If Lyndon B. Johnson hadn’t had his heart attack 11 Remember the episode of Bones when 12 Ode to Checking My Shit 13 Anatomy of Soap 15 my lover says (my mind) 17 I found out I have something 18 Ursa Corregidora and Mary J. Blige Contemplate Life without Children 19 That Dispatches from the Pediatric Floor 22 Collar Is What Hangs around the Neck 23 I am watching a documentary about food, again 25 Corona Poem 26 T 27 On sex 28 Palimpsestina 29 The Amateur Gardener Contemplates Trauma 31 Apostrophe to Inspiration 32 Chronically Ill 34 On recompense 35 I tell her some of her ancestors must have snitched on Harriet Tubman 36 What You Don’t See When Ben Vereen Guest Stars as Will’s Father on The Fresh Prince, May 1994 37 Mind You What Had Happened Was 40 & The Third Variation on a Theme 56 Potential Ode or Elegy Out My Window 57 Neighborhood Watch 58 Coming Home 59 Ranunculus 61 It was just before Thanksgiving 62 June, 1018 63 Ursa Corregidora Goes to Junior High in the 1990s 64 Some Suicide Are Slow 65 I got into a Twitter beef with Lolo Jones over a blind white girl 67 What Cliff Should Have Told Theo on the Pilot of The Cosby Show, September 1984 68 Antony and Cleopatra, dir. Simon Godwin, National Theatre, 2019 70 my lover says (he doesn’t remember) 72 I meet a man with a stutter 73 Let Me Holla at You Right Quick; or Notes 75 I Ain’t Forgot about Y’all; or Acknowledgments 81
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