
A powerful poetry collection exploring family, love, and breaking cycles of trauma through Black women's voices.
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A powerful poetry collection exploring family, love, and breaking cycles of trauma through Black women's voices.
What I may love most about Redbone is the way it strains—formally, with syntax and diction, with voice and perspective, searching for the right space on the page—to make of this complex family story—which, like most family stories, is made of sweetness and plain old hurt—a kind of bearable song.
will contain mild spoilers
Minor references to sexuality; not explicit or central. To sexual coercion or violation; not detailed.
Brief mentions of violence; not graphic or detailed.
Occasional strong language; not pervasive.
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Moderate presence of religious imagery, including church settings and prayer.
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Moderate focus on social issues like systemic trauma and Black identity.
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Major themes of domestic violence, relationship trauma, and inherited suffering. To sexual coercion or violation; not detailed.
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