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1 giorno fa · B y Natasha Trethewey. Yale University Press, 2024. Hardcover: $18. Genre: Literary Criticism/Memoir. Reviewed by Steve Harrison. Natasha Trethewey’s new book is a prose meditation on memory, violence, and language. The title comes from her father’s reminders that, as Martin Heidegger observed, “Language is the house of being ...
5 giorni fa · Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Natasha Trethewey was 19 when her former stepfather shot her mother; the trauma helped shape her writing as she struggled to understand grief and hope in the aftermath. Now, in this stunning memoir, she explores the "before": her mother's childhood in the segregated South, her own
1 giorno fa · waiting room of the lost — evidence of the nearly erased rising. now to the surface like a reckoning, a toehold on the truth. + Natasha Trethewey. Daily Inspiration, PoetryElizabeth MyerMay 21, 2024Natasha Trethewey, Ground Truth by Natasha Trethewey, Tulsa race massacreComment.
1 giorno fa · Nach dreißig Jahren setzt sich Natasha Trethewey mit den Erfahrungen ihrer Kindheit auseinander, den Misshandlungen durch den Stiefvater, dem Tod ihrer Mutter – sie erzählt in diesem sehr poetischen, fein geschriebenen Buch aber auch: über den Rassismus in den USA, die Gesellschaft, in der sie aufwuchs, und letztlich zu einer erfolgreichen (unter anderem mit dem Pulitzer-Preis ...
5 giorni fa · Natasha Trethewey ist 19, als ihr Stiefvater ihre Mutter erschießt. Jahrzehnte später kehrt sie als hochdekorierte Dichterin zurück in die Heimat - und schreibt ein atemberaubendes Buch über...
1 giorno fa · Your awareness of negative space will give you a new window for understanding your writing and your reader’s response. When you manipulate spaces in between with intention, your readers will stay intrigued with its emotion, mystery, and ambiguity, reading every word to the end. And they will beg for more.
5 giorni fa · ‘White Lies’ by Natasha Trethewey — This piece explores racial identity in the American south through three lies a girl tells about being white. ‘Affirmative Action Blues’ by Elizabeth Alexander — This piece alludes to police brutality against Rodney King and taps on the theme of racial oppression.
