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The Beloved Community

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ISBN
9781556596667
Book Title
Beloved Community
Item Length
9in
Publisher
Copper Canyon Press
Publication Year
2023
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.3in
Author
Patricia Spears Jones
Genre
Poetry
Topic
American / African American
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
6 Oz
Number of Pages
98 Pages

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Dedicated to friends, fellow artists, and resilient working people, The Beloved Community sees Jones at her best as she writes toward and in search of all that connects and disconnects us. In her fifth poetry collection, The Beloved Community , Jackson Poetry Prize winner Patricia Spears Jones interrogates the necessity and fragility of human bonds: sensual, familial, societal. From lyric to elegy, far-reaching poems use word play and metaphor to create richly textured landscapes in search of community. As we traverse delis, laundromats, and the Brooklyn block where morning glories grow "leaves plump as Italian cookies," poems about poverty, art, and community, become poems about location--always the city is alive and breathing. Later, the collection widens its view, leaving Brooklyn to visit the consequences of violence across America. From the Atlanta Child Murders to the murder of Nia Wilson, The Beloved Community is fearless in its rage and hope as it explores what disrupts-- oppression, injustice, loss, grief, and a fraught sense of the erotic. Largely dedicated to musicians, artists, and fellow poets, Jones acknowledges art as tools for both care and resistance, recognizing that "voice is our greatest magic." Imbued with history, laced with tenderness, and channeling a long tradition of the blues in African American poetics, The Beloved Community speaks with spark and urgency.

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Publisher
Copper Canyon Press
ISBN-10
1556596669
ISBN-13
9781556596667
eBay Product ID (ePID)
27059218268

Product Key Features

Book Title
Beloved Community
Author
Patricia Spears Jones
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
American / African American
Publication Year
2023
Genre
Poetry
Number of Pages
98 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9in
Item Height
0.3in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
6 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Ps3569.P4176b45 2023
Reviews
Praise for The Beloved Community "These poems could easily sag under the weight of their grief, yet Jones' short, sharp-talking lines, staccato sentences, and light-on-feet litanies propel the reader down the paths she has paved. "-- Arden Levine, Under a Warm Green Linden "Spears Jones's imagistic internationalist, docu-political sentences resemble conversation but stop you in your tracks."-- Diane Mehta, Electric Lit Praise for Patricia Spears Jones "Jones's poems, written during the past two decades, vibrate with a noticeable hunger and irresistible energy, unashamed to explore the nuances of intimacy via the looming specters of pop culture and history." -- Publishers Weekly "Poems like stars in a constellation: each glowing point connects in a pattern charting lives full of love and disappointment, injustice and defeat, joy and resilience."-- Library Journal "Patricia Spears Jones's poems are like homecomings--in her pages the sights and smells, rhythms and caresses of many lives waft up from Memphis and Manhattan...." -- Thulani Davis "A world where music and brains are allowed to co-exist with instinct, where the lyrics and the literal may dwell without eyeing the other with suspicion." -- Cornelius Eady "Jones returns to her source, a steady presence of desire, pleasure (fun!), and beauty as literally lifesaving." -- BOMB Magazine "No matter what the risk, Jones is not afraid to touch." -- Arkansas Review "A lyric collection that is engaging, honest, and with sprinkles of delightful humor." -- Tribes "These are the careful insights of a woman who has experienced and noticed more tragic scenes." -- Black Issues Book Review, "Jones's poems, written during the past two decades, vibrate with a noticeable hunger and irresistible energy, unashamed to explore the nuances of intimacy via the looming specters of pop culture and history." -- Publishers Weekly "Poems like stars in a constellation: each glowing point connects in a pattern charting lives full of love and disappointment, injustice and defeat, joy and resilience."-- Library Journal "Patricia Spears Jones's poems are like homecomings--in her pages the sights and smells, rhythms and caresses of many lives waft up from Memphis and Manhattan...." -- Thulani Davis "A world where music and brains are allowed to co-exist with instinct, where the lyrics and the literal may dwell without eyeing the other with suspicion." -- Cornelius Eady "Jones returns to her source, a steady presence of desire, pleasure (fun!), and beauty as literally lifesaving." -- BOMB Magazine "No matter what the risk, Jones is not afraid to touch." -- Arkansas Review "A lyric collection that is engaging, honest, and with sprinkles of delightful humor." -- Tribes "These are the careful insights of a woman who has experienced and noticed more tragic scenes." -- Black Issues Book Review
Lccn
2023-015229
Intended Audience
Trade

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