by Aaron Coleman
Four Way Books, 2018
Paper: 978-1-945588-04-4
Library of Congress Classification PS3603.O4324A6 2018
Dewey Decimal Classification 811.6

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ABOUT THIS BOOK
In his debut collection, Aaron Coleman writes an American anthem for the 21st century, a full-throated lyric composed of pain, faith, lust and vulnerability. Coleman’s poems comment on and interrogate the meaning of home and identity for a black man in America, past and present. Guided by a belief system comprising an eclectic array of invented saints—Trigger, Seduction, Doubt and Who—Coleman’s quest finds answers in the natural world where “[t]he trees teach me how to break and keep on living.”

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