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Poetry. African American studies. Williams' intensely moving first book bridges more gaps than many words (and careers) thrice as long: quiet humor to quiet anger; weighty concerns (cybernetics, anthropology, astronomy) to formal invention; brilliant appropriation to startling beauty; street language to a full panoply of sophisticated theory; above all between African American concerns and those of the plain vanilla majority. The reference, as craft and time demand, is ever to mother language--Nathaniel Tarn. Slanging each other we drift apart. Maybe there is a war outside. Will web sites continue to explode? The poems in C.C. are tense, troubled, intricately terse. In this powerful collection Tyrone Williams explores the boundaries between poetry, politics, and history--Susan Howe.
- Format: Trade Paperback
- Author: Williams, Tyrone
- ISBN: 9781928650157
- Condition: Used
- Number Of Pages: 95
- Publication Year: 2002
Language:
English