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"Ask the Brindled, selected by Rick Barot as a winner of the 2021 National Poetry Series, bares everything that breaks between "seed" and "summit" of a life-the body, a people, their language. It is an intergenerational reclamation of the narratives foisted upon Indigenous and queer Hawaiians-and it does not let readers look away"--
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"Ask the Brindled, selected by Rick Barot as a winner of the 2021 National Poetry Series, bares everything that breaks between "seed" and "summit" of a life-the body, a people, their language. It is an intergenerational reclamation of the narratives foisted upon Indigenous and queer Hawaiians-and it does not let readers look away"--
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- National Poetry Series
- Verlag: Milkweed Editions
- Seitenzahl: 88
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. September 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 227mm x 151mm x 9mm
- Gewicht: 178g
- ISBN-13: 9781639550005
- ISBN-10: 1639550003
- Artikelnr.: 63244430
- National Poetry Series
- Verlag: Milkweed Editions
- Seitenzahl: 88
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. September 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 227mm x 151mm x 9mm
- Gewicht: 178g
- ISBN-13: 9781639550005
- ISBN-10: 1639550003
- Artikelnr.: 63244430
Noʻu Revilla is the author of Ask the Brindled. She is an ʻŌiwi (Native Hawaiian) queer poet and educator. Her work has been featured or is forthcoming in Poetry, Literary Hub, ANMLY, Beloit, the Honolulu Museum of Art, and the Library of Congress. Her latest chapbook, Permission to Make Digging Sounds, was published in Effigies III in 2019, and she has performed throughout Hawaiʻi as well as Canada, Papua New Guinea, and the United Nations. She is an assistant professor at the University of Hawaiʻi-Mānoa, where she teaches creative writing with an emphasis on ʻŌiwi literature, spoken word, and decolonial poetics. Born and raised in Waiʻehu on the island of Maui, she currently lives and loves in the valley of Pālolo on the island of Oʻahu.
I.
Definitions of moʻo 1-3
Maunakea
About the effects of shedding skin
Welcome to the gut house
Eggs
He moʻo, he wahine
Kino
Moʻolelo is the theory
My grandma tells
Memory as missionary position
How to swallow a colonizer
Catalogue of gossip, warnings & other talk of moʻo, aka an ʻōiwi
abecedarian
Don’t have sex with gods
When you say “protestors” instead of “protectors”
II.
Definitions of moʻo 4-6
Iwi hilo means thigh bone means core of one’s being
Maui county fair
In search of a different ending
I. Summer with funeral & booze
II. Summer with funeral & playing house
III. Summer with funeral & 3 a.m.
Mercy
Ex is a verb
After she leaves you, femme
Lessons in quarantine
So sacred, so queer
Adze-shaped rain
III.
Erasure triptych: ʻai
Sirens out
Erasure triptych: aloha
IV.
Definitions of moʻo 7-8
Thirst traps
Myth bitch
Getting ready for work
For sisters who pray with fire
Dirtiest grand
The opposite of dispossession is not possession; it is connection
The ea of enough
Fire in Mākena
Recovery, Waikīkī
New patient form—medical history—creative option
Preparing Kaʻuiki
Basket
Shapeshifters banned, censored, or otherwise shit-listed, aka chosen
family poem
Notes
Mahalo
Definitions of moʻo 1-3
Maunakea
About the effects of shedding skin
Welcome to the gut house
Eggs
He moʻo, he wahine
Kino
Moʻolelo is the theory
My grandma tells
Memory as missionary position
How to swallow a colonizer
Catalogue of gossip, warnings & other talk of moʻo, aka an ʻōiwi
abecedarian
Don’t have sex with gods
When you say “protestors” instead of “protectors”
II.
Definitions of moʻo 4-6
Iwi hilo means thigh bone means core of one’s being
Maui county fair
In search of a different ending
I. Summer with funeral & booze
II. Summer with funeral & playing house
III. Summer with funeral & 3 a.m.
Mercy
Ex is a verb
After she leaves you, femme
Lessons in quarantine
So sacred, so queer
Adze-shaped rain
III.
Erasure triptych: ʻai
Sirens out
Erasure triptych: aloha
IV.
Definitions of moʻo 7-8
Thirst traps
Myth bitch
Getting ready for work
For sisters who pray with fire
Dirtiest grand
The opposite of dispossession is not possession; it is connection
The ea of enough
Fire in Mākena
Recovery, Waikīkī
New patient form—medical history—creative option
Preparing Kaʻuiki
Basket
Shapeshifters banned, censored, or otherwise shit-listed, aka chosen
family poem
Notes
Mahalo
I.
Definitions of moʻo 1-3
Maunakea
About the effects of shedding skin
Welcome to the gut house
Eggs
He moʻo, he wahine
Kino
Moʻolelo is the theory
My grandma tells
Memory as missionary position
How to swallow a colonizer
Catalogue of gossip, warnings & other talk of moʻo, aka an ʻōiwi
abecedarian
Don’t have sex with gods
When you say “protestors” instead of “protectors”
II.
Definitions of moʻo 4-6
Iwi hilo means thigh bone means core of one’s being
Maui county fair
In search of a different ending
I. Summer with funeral & booze
II. Summer with funeral & playing house
III. Summer with funeral & 3 a.m.
Mercy
Ex is a verb
After she leaves you, femme
Lessons in quarantine
So sacred, so queer
Adze-shaped rain
III.
Erasure triptych: ʻai
Sirens out
Erasure triptych: aloha
IV.
Definitions of moʻo 7-8
Thirst traps
Myth bitch
Getting ready for work
For sisters who pray with fire
Dirtiest grand
The opposite of dispossession is not possession; it is connection
The ea of enough
Fire in Mākena
Recovery, Waikīkī
New patient form—medical history—creative option
Preparing Kaʻuiki
Basket
Shapeshifters banned, censored, or otherwise shit-listed, aka chosen
family poem
Notes
Mahalo
Definitions of moʻo 1-3
Maunakea
About the effects of shedding skin
Welcome to the gut house
Eggs
He moʻo, he wahine
Kino
Moʻolelo is the theory
My grandma tells
Memory as missionary position
How to swallow a colonizer
Catalogue of gossip, warnings & other talk of moʻo, aka an ʻōiwi
abecedarian
Don’t have sex with gods
When you say “protestors” instead of “protectors”
II.
Definitions of moʻo 4-6
Iwi hilo means thigh bone means core of one’s being
Maui county fair
In search of a different ending
I. Summer with funeral & booze
II. Summer with funeral & playing house
III. Summer with funeral & 3 a.m.
Mercy
Ex is a verb
After she leaves you, femme
Lessons in quarantine
So sacred, so queer
Adze-shaped rain
III.
Erasure triptych: ʻai
Sirens out
Erasure triptych: aloha
IV.
Definitions of moʻo 7-8
Thirst traps
Myth bitch
Getting ready for work
For sisters who pray with fire
Dirtiest grand
The opposite of dispossession is not possession; it is connection
The ea of enough
Fire in Mākena
Recovery, Waikīkī
New patient form—medical history—creative option
Preparing Kaʻuiki
Basket
Shapeshifters banned, censored, or otherwise shit-listed, aka chosen
family poem
Notes
Mahalo