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I imagine I been science fiction always / Douglas Kearney.

Van Pelt Library PS3611.E177 I2 2025
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Kearney, Douglas, author.
Series:
Wave books (Seattle, Wash.) ; 121.
Wave books ; 121
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Afrofuturism--Poetry.
Afrofuturism.
Black people--Poetry.
Black people.
Genre:
visual poetry.
Visual poetry.
Physical Description:
1 volume (unpaged) : illustrations ; 19 x 21 cm.
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
Seattle : Wave Books, [2025]
Summary:
"On the heels of Sho (winner, Griffin Poetry Prize) and Optic Subwoof (Pegasus Award in Poetry Criticism), Douglas Kearney's visual poetry masterpiece, I Imagine I Been Science Fiction Always, pushes further into Kearney's long-time practices of performance typography, collaging pre-existing media sources to create singular, multiplicitous texts that defy neat categorization. Through AfroFuturistic exploration of these techniques, Kearney presents a sustained consideration of precarious Black subjectivity, cultural production as self-defense, the transhistoric emancipatory logics of the preposition over, Anarcho-Black temporal disruption, and seriocomic meditations on the material and metaphysical nature of shadow. Engaging a rich history of visual poetics, I Imagine I Been Science Fiction Always almost predicts its endurance as a visionary work of genius"-- Provided by publisher.
Contents:
I imagine I been science fiction always
Shuttleblack gettin up epic
Over deluxe AF
Dark matter armory flex
That loud-assed colored silence: turntablism
Shadow, yo(u).
ISBN:
9798891060128
OCLC:
1452503260

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