
A poetic narrative of York, Clark's enslaved companion, on the Lewis and Clark expedition, exploring freedom and struggle.
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A poetic narrative of York, Clark's enslaved companion, on the Lewis and Clark expedition, exploring freedom and struggle.
The "Other" Poets Unfurl the Flag (Wind Publications, 2007) and Eclipsing a Nappy New Millennium and the author of four poetry collections: When Winter Come: the Ascension of York (University Press of Kentucky, 2008); Black Box (Old Cove Press, 2005); Buffalo Dance: the Journey of York (University Press of Kentucky, 2003), winner of the 35th Annual Lillian Smith Book Award; and Affrilachia (Old Cove Press, 2000), a Kentucky Public Librarians' Choice Award nominee. A Kentucky Arts
will contain mild spoilers
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Minor references to historical violence; no graphic depictions noted.
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Strong themes of racism, slavery, and crimes against Native Americans.
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Central focus on slavery, systemic suffering, and inhumanity.
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