“Long Soldier reminds readers of their physical and linguistic bodies as they are returned to language through their mouths and eyes and tongues across the fields of her poems.”—Natalie Diaz for The New York Times Book Review “Layli Long Soldier’s movement between collective and personal makes this book intimate and urgent. She has charted new […]
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Jen Bervin : Silk Poems
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Peter Rock : Spells
Safiya Sinclair : Cannibal
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Mary Ruefle : My Private Property
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