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Nothing Between Us
NOTHING BETWEEN US is a collection of stunning poems about Berkeley in the 60s that examines the politics of race, nuances of the feminist movement, as well as the complexities of infidelity.
- GenresPoetry
102 pages, Paperback
First published October 30, 2009
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June 27, 2011
Bought this book for its structure--novel in prose poems, and for the setting--Berkeley in late sixties, and it is cool for those 2 points, but the object references take up too much space and leave little room for lyrical language. Can a Melita coffee pot sit in a poem? Not for me, but I still like the idea of the book. There are some lovely moments when brand names drop away and the poetry emerges. Is it fiction? Hmm
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