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Salem Revisited

Charles K. Carter

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Description:In Salem Revisited, Charles K. Carter examines homophobic and transphobic violence in the United States. Many of the pieces look as if they have been pulled directly from yesterday’s headlines. Carter brings an awareness to these injustices by shining a harsh spotlight on what haunts many LGBTQ+ community members and their allies. The collection experiments with a wide range of poetic forms including blank verse, free verse, ghazal, and haiku as well as unconventional structures.Advanced Praise“Charles K. Carter’s Salem Revisited is a proud work of humanizing protest against homophobic and transphobic violence. It’s Salem again whenever this violence appears, and this book reminds me that it takes a lot of courage to live and work and love and teach in a country that one minute can look like 2020 and another minute feel like 1693 with all of its ghosts we must remember.” – David Blair, author of Ascension Days“Charles K. Carter’s Salem Revisited is an apt and compelling title for his book of poems, which exposes the truth of our society’s oppression and violence against those in the LGBTQ-T community. Highlighting autopsy reports from New York City to San Francisco, from campground to subway, these poems underscore that patriarchy and prejudice don’t discriminate even in the places closest to our hearts. In ‘Waiting in Line’ the phrase, ‘when you love something/you pay for it’ takes on a new and horrifying meaning. These poems' unflinching music requires the reader to ask themselves, ‘In a millennia what/will those digging up these scarred/ remains think of us?’ (‘Etchings’) and force them to deal with their answers.” – Andrea England, author of Other Geographies“In Salem Revisited, Charles K. Carter takes on the troubling parallels between historical events and current culture. These poems are unapologetic and raw. They reach out and grab you, and they won’t let go.” – Gwen Hart, author of Lost and FoundWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Salem Revisited. To get started finding Salem Revisited, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Format: PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition

Publisher: WordTech Editions

Release: 2021

ISBN: 1625493940

Description: In Salem Revisited, Charles K. Carter examines homophobic and transphobic violence in the United States. Many of the pieces look as if they have been pulled directly from yesterday’s headlines. Carter brings an awareness to these injustices by shining a harsh spotlight on what haunts many LGBTQ+ community members and their allies. The collection experiments with a wide range of poetic forms including blank verse, free verse, ghazal, and haiku as well as unconventional structures.Advanced Praise“Charles K. Carter’s Salem Revisited is a proud work of humanizing protest against homophobic and transphobic violence. It’s Salem again whenever this violence appears, and this book reminds me that it takes a lot of courage to live and work and love and teach in a country that one minute can look like 2020 and another minute feel like 1693 with all of its ghosts we must remember.” – David Blair, author of Ascension Days“Charles K. Carter’s Salem Revisited is an apt and compelling title for his book of poems, which exposes the truth of our society’s oppression and violence against those in the LGBTQ-T community. Highlighting autopsy reports from New York City to San Francisco, from campground to subway, these poems underscore that patriarchy and prejudice don’t discriminate even in the places closest to our hearts. In ‘Waiting in Line’ the phrase, ‘when you love something/you pay for it’ takes on a new and horrifying meaning. These poems' unflinching music requires the reader to ask themselves, ‘In a millennia what/will those digging up these scarred/ remains think of us?’ (‘Etchings’) and force them to deal with their answers.” – Andrea England, author of Other Geographies“In Salem Revisited, Charles K. Carter takes on the troubling parallels between historical events and current culture. These poems are unapologetic and raw. They reach out and grab you, and they won’t let go.” – Gwen Hart, author of Lost and FoundWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Salem Revisited. To get started finding Salem Revisited, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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