tommy noun - Kerr, Maurya
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"tommy noun." employs familiar systems of knowledge and construction-grammar, dictionary, myth, legacy-as anchor to speak to the death of someone too young. What happens when sorrow deluges the capacity, the rules, of comprehension? This collection attempts to write itself into understanding and grace, in the voices of the mourning and the mourned, both human and animal.

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"tommy noun." employs familiar systems of knowledge and construction-grammar, dictionary, myth, legacy-as anchor to speak to the death of someone too young. What happens when sorrow deluges the capacity, the rules, of comprehension? This collection attempts to write itself into understanding and grace, in the voices of the mourning and the mourned, both human and animal.
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Maurya Kerr is a bay area-based writer, artist, and educator. Her poetry has been nominated for a Pushcart prize and appears in multiple journals, including Magma Poetry, Poet Lore, and an anthology, The Future of Black: Afrofuturism, Black Comics, and Superhero Poetry. Much of her artistic work-across the disciplines of language, movement, and film-is focused on black and brown people reclaiming their birthright to both wonderment and the quotidian. Maurya was a 2021/22 UC Berkeley ARC (Arts Research Center) Poetry & the Senses Fellow, and her chapbook, MUTTOLOGY, is forthcoming with Harbor Editions in 2023.