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- The Poetics Noire: Volume I
The Poetics Noire Volume I
Author:
Britany Elise Rickett
,
Dominic A. Thomas
,
Noelle Motley
,
Antonio Gage
,
Clarence Lee
,
Kenneth Pobo
,
Ruth LaToison
,
Alexander McGrew
,
Alan King
,
LaTressa Hodges
,
Lester Allyson Knibbs
,
Jamilah Malika Abu-Bakare
,
Andrew Pennick
,
E'lisha Gray
The Poetics Noire is the result of an intimate relationship between art and words. It is the direct descendant of passion, struggle, and triumph. Coming at a time when people are hurting more than ever and asking, "how far have we actually come?" This book is about the reclamation of life at its purest form. To some it may just be a culmination
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of pages but to us, this project is the joining of experiences documented for the masses. The opportunity to transcend race, creed, sex, or any other division placed on us by society is readily available within every line. Welcome to Volume I.
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ISBN-13:
9780615308937
ISBN-10:
0615308937
Publication Date:
11/24/2009
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176
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