In surprising turns through different American cities, mindsets,
and eras, and through the strange rhythms of dreaming, the
celebrated poet Elizabeth Alexander composes her own kind of
improvisational jazz. "Antebellum Dream Book" offers a music of
resistances as well as soaring flights of fancy: the conflicts of
the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s and after; a mother's
struggle to see through a postpartum fog; a vision in which the
poet takes on the narrative voice of Muhammad Ali. "The New York
Times Book Review" has said that "Alexander creates intellectual
magic in poem after poem." In this stunning collection, she
furthers her reputation as a vital and vivid poetic voice keenly
attuned to our ideas of race, gender, politics, and
motherhood.
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