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Canticles II : (lost scrolls)

Title
Canticles II : (lost scrolls) / George Elliott Clarke.
Author
Clarke, George Elliott
Publication
  • Toronto : Buffalo ; Lancaster (U.K.) : Guernica Editions, 2019.
  • ©2019

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Description
xv, 505 pages; 23 cm.
Summary
"Canticles is a lyric-styled epic. Testament II--these Canticles II (MMXIX) and next Canticles II (MMXX)--issues re-readings--revisions, rewrites--of scriptures crucial to the emergent (Anglophone) African Diaspora in the Americas. Canticles II (MMXIX) follows Testament I (also issued in two parts--Canticles I [MMXVI] and Canticles I [MMXVII]) whose subject is History, principally, of slavery and imperialism and liberation and independence. Canticles II is properly irreverent where necessary, but never blasphemous. It is scripture become what it always is, really, anyway: Poetry."--
Series Statement
Essential poets series ; 263
Uniform Title
  • Poems. Selections
  • Essential poets ; 263.
Alternative Title
  • Poems.
  • Canticles 2
  • Canticles two
  • Canticles II (MMXIX)
  • Canticles two (2019)
  • Lost scrolls
Subjects
Genre/Form
  • Historical poetry.
  • Poetry.
Note
  • Poems.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (page 501).
Language (note)
  • Text is primarily in English with some sections in Hebrew and Chinese.
Call Number
Sc E 20-491
ISBN
  • 9781771834094
  • 1771834099
OCLC
1090062711
Author
Clarke, George Elliott, author.
Title
Canticles II : (lost scrolls) / George Elliott Clarke.
Publisher
Toronto : Buffalo ; Lancaster (U.K.) : Guernica Editions, 2019.
Copyright Date
©2019
Edition
First edition.
Type of Content
text
Type of Medium
unmediated
Type of Carrier
volume
Series
Essential poets series ; 263
Essential poets ; 263.
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (page 501).
Language
Text is primarily in English with some sections in Hebrew and Chinese.
Local Subject
Black author.
Research Call Number
Sc E 20-491
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