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Shameless Woman
A provocative, challenging, and ultimately uplifting memoir in poems to be read aloud or in silence, performed on stage, or naked in the middle of a supermarket. Rage and Love have found a safe meeting place at last.
- GenresPoetry
150 pages, Paperback
First published September 14, 2014
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July 4, 2024
Wow!
Her name came to me in a dream. I love the realism of her voice and how she easily takes me back to the Bronx with her imagery. Very well done.
Her name came to me in a dream. I love the realism of her voice and how she easily takes me back to the Bronx with her imagery. Very well done.
October 31, 2024
This one took me a little longer to get through.. my Spanish is a bit rusty. A powerful collection of poems!
November 27, 2024
absolutely. gutting.
there are some things i couldn't relate to in the book because i'm not puerto rican but there are also some things that seem to be universal across the woc experience because some of the poetry had me in a grip, bringing back memories from childhood identity struggles.
there are some things i couldn't relate to in the book because i'm not puerto rican but there are also some things that seem to be universal across the woc experience because some of the poetry had me in a grip, bringing back memories from childhood identity struggles.
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