Lucy Negro, Redux Boris

Lucy Negro, Redux BorisPart lyrical narrative, part bluesy riff, part schoolyard chant and part holy incantation, the book is an unflinching investigation of otherness and a dead sexy exploration of the intersection of identity and desire. Above all it is a witty and audacious rejoinder to literary history and its systematic suppression of female voices. Especially black female voices. The New York Times Available Now at Third Man Storefronts and Online Lucy Negro, Redux:

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