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The third book in a trilogy revising the confessional, mahogany uses the music of Diana Ross as an emotive/sonic echo into which the poet sings the realities of being a grown, Black woman, losing everyone you ever loved, and still surviving, finding your calling and learning to love your beautiful, broken self"--

The third book in a trilogy revising the confessional, mahogany uses the music of Diana Ross as an emotive/sonic echo into which the poet sings the realities of being a grown, Black woman, losing everyone you ever loved, and still surviving, finding your calling and learning to love your beautiful, broken self"--

Dani wakes excitedly knowing Today is her favorite day. She is going on a date with a very special person. She has her money and her Mommy as they set off on finding her a dress, getting her hair and nails done. There is a problem, Dani can not find the perfect dress and she can not decide on which hairdo to get. Will Dani get everything she needs before it is too late to go on "Dani's Perfect Date"?

Erica Lewis's 'murmur in the inventory' diagrams "a dislocated cloud." It immerses the reader in residues, resonances, and echoes. A roving, dispersed consciousness haunts relational spaces. The pronouns infuse and inhabit one another: "i'm counting on your lips." A sound-map of changing bodies, it holds true in your mouth. (Eric Baus)

Lets you join Alice on her whimsical journey down the rabbit hole. From her initial meeting with the White Rabbit, to her final dinner party with the entire cast, this title covers every moment of Alice's adventures in that astonishing landscape in detail.

Keine Beschreibung.

Each poem's title comes from a Stevie Wonder song and sings a family's song of race versus culture in America.