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Time Cleaves Itself

Name: Time Cleaves Itself
Brand: Peepal Tree Press Ltd
SKU: 45260480
Price: 14.0 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Jeda Pearl
ISBN: 9781845235888

Jeda Pearl

Language

German

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Libristo code: 45260480

Publishers Peepal Tree Press Ltd, July 2024

In Jeda Pearl’s debut poetry collection, Time Cleaves Itself, a disabled Scottish woman of colour in... Full description

Libristo code: 45260480

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In Jeda Pearl’s debut poetry collection, Time Cleaves Itself, a disabled Scottish woman of colour invites you into the split and rewoven threads of her intersecting, in between worlds as she navigates belonging and claiming space.

Landscapes and bodyscapes are brought into focus through lenses of race, illness, disability and womanhood. Ancestral languages of Scots, Patois, Geordie and English critique ableism, colonialism and Scottish exceptionalism; they ask ‘Who gets the trees?’, honour Caribbean and Scottish heritages and move from the bed as universe to fantastical and science-fictional imaginings.

Here, lyrical acts of observation unfold with defiance, tenderness, rhythm and the occasional side-eye. The accordion of time stretches across poems that deliver a sonic meditation on memory, grief, disability, belonging, empathy and resilience.