My Name On His Tongue: Poetry (Arab American Writing),Used

My Name On His Tongue: Poetry (Arab American Writing),Used

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Brand: Syracuse University Press
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Bestselling novelist and PEN Award winner Halaby presents readers with her first collection of poetry. Intensely personal and marked with a trenchant wit, these poems form a memoir following Halabys life as they explore the disorientation of exile, the challenge of navigating two cultures, and the struggle to shape her own creative identity. She shares the pain and confusion of growing upthe need for belonging and the solace of communitywith tenderness and fearless candor. Rooted in her Middle Eastern heritage, these poems illuminate the Arab American experience over the last quarter century. Turning away from all that is esoteric and remote in American poetry today, Halabys lucid and forthright voice speaks to and for a large audience.

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