Discovering Scotlands Distilleries by Gavin D Smith

Discovering Scotlands Distilleries by Gavin D Smith

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Discovering Scotlands Distilleries by Gavin D Smith

Poetry. African & African American Studies. LGBTQIA Studies. Women's Studies. In 1974, when Ntozake Shange first released the cannon of Black girl magic known as For colored girls who have considered suicide when the rainbow is enuf, her opening stanza was a call to all of us.

somebody/ anybody
sing a black girl's song
bring her out
to know herself .

This book is answer to that call.

What is sacred, what is beauty, what is tragedy, what rites of passage have we endured to be initiated into the complexities of our humanity? Anastacia-Renee's words frame so many questions, read like ritual, read like nursery rhymes, invoke ancestors and Becky alike in a nuanced honest reflection of this time in life.

Using a reimagined alphabet, Anastacia-Renee sets about taking on everything from love to cancer, monsters, growing up, growing into our bodies, and the ways in which even our bodies are not our own. Her words define and redefine, explore hidden truths and expose the lies we are raised with.

These poems are stories of blackness, of queerness, of womanhood and the combination of all the identities we hold externally and internally that create the tapestry of who we are and who we want to be.
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ISBN 13 9780956121158
ISBN 10 0956121152
Title Discovering Scotlands Distilleries
Author Gavin D Smith
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Lomond Books
Year published 2010-05-01
Number of pages 140
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.