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Bronzeville at Night 1949 / Vida Cross.

LIBRA PS3603.R6795 A6 2017
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Cross, Vida, author.
Contributor:
Samuel W. Golden Book Fund.
Standardized Title:
Poems Selections
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Harlem Renaissance--Poetry.
Harlem Renaissance.
African Americans--Poetry.
African Americans.
African Americans in literature.
Bronzeville (Chicago, Ill.)--Poetry.
Bronzeville (Chicago, Ill.).
Chicago (Ill.)--Poetry.
Chicago (Ill.).
Illinois--Chicago.
Illinois--Chicago--Bronzeville.
Genre:
Poetry.
Physical Description:
67 pages ; 20 cm
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
Austin, Texas : Awst Press, 2017.
Summary:
A debut poetry collection by Vida Cross referencing her ancestry as a third generation Chicagoan, a Bronzeville resident, the artwork of Archibald J. Motley Jr., and the poetic research of Langston Hughes. The people who inhabit Cross' Poetry are alive and full of energy, but in the creases that line their smiles, there's a certain exhaustion-- an anxiety brewing-- and a unique pain on the street corner, in the bedroom, and alone beating within the breast.
Contents:
Machine generated contents note: The Neighborhood Peoples
Jack McAdoo
The Witchdoctor
Bodacious
Jack's Chicken Shack
Boogie-Woogie in Bronzeville
Extortion Social
The Quilt Maker
Jitney on a Sunday Morning
The Neighborhood
The Children/The Chitlins
Bronzeville at Night
The Boys in the Back Room
Out in the Ocean
Asunda's Story
A Story Told
We Knew the Houses in the Background
The Preacher and His Wife
Photographs
The Night
Make Me
Love Me Tomorrow
Burnt Orange
Oh Lord. My Man Is Gone
Home Going
The Great Migration.
Notes:
Poems.
Local Notes:
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Samuel W. Golden Book Fund.
ISBN:
9780997193848
0997193840
OCLC:
983824207
Publisher Number:
99990109690

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