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Earthquake Came to Harlem

Name: Earthquake Came to Harlem
Brand: NYQ Books
SKU: 08882375
Price: 11.49 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Jackie Sheeler
ISBN: 9781935520344

Jackie Sheeler

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 08882375

Publishers NYQ Books, October 2010

Nuanced yet aggressive, EARTHQUAKE CAME TO HARLEM is a tour-de-force of NYC poetry. From Harlem to B... Full description

Libristo code: 08882375

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Nuanced yet aggressive, EARTHQUAKE CAME TO HARLEM is a tour-de-force of NYC poetry. From Harlem to Bensonhurst, from a budget hairdresser to the junkie under the corner scaffold, Sheeler (a lifelong New Yorker) allows the people and places she knows so well to engage with the larger universe. In this collection, God is both a prostitute and a suicide bomber; Star Trek a lifeline to sanity amidst the chaos of family dysfunction; police are variously family, foe and rescuers. Using language as musical as it is precise, Sheeler's poems animate an unexpected world--one you might not want to step into, but can't tear your eyes away from once you do.