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Daylight

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FIC D275 M366 2020

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ISBN
9780374538897 (pbk.)
Call Number
FIC D275 M366 2020
Author
Marsh, Roya
Title
Daylight / Roya Marsh
Alternate Title
Daylight : poems
Imprint
New York : MCD x FSG Originals, Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2020.
Physical
93 p. : ill. ; 19 cm.
Summary
Growing up, Roya Marsh was considered “tomboy passing." With an affinity for baggy clothes, cornrows, and bandanas, she came of age in an era when the wide spectrum of gender and sexuality was rarely acknowledged or discussed. She knew she was “different,” her family knew she was “different,” but anything outside of the heteronorm was either disregarded or disparaged. In her stunning debut, written in protest to an absence of representation, Marsh recalls her early life and the attendant torments of a butch Black woman coming of age in America. In lush, powerful, and vulnerable verses, dayliGht unpacks traumas to unearth truths, revealing a deep well of resilience, a cutting sense of irony, and an astonishing fresh talent.
Subject
Women--Blacks--Poetry
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