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Find Her. Keep Her. by Renaada Williams

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Find Her. Keep Her.

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Renaada Williams

Andrews McMeel Publishing · Ebook · September 27, 2022

Reading lane: African American Poetry

Find Her.

At a Glance

Why This Clicks

Intimate, Unfiltered Verse

A close, emotionally raw collection exploring sexuality and acceptance from a queer Black woman’s perspective.

Come here for

  • Poetry rooted in intimate experience and self-acceptance
  • A deeper look at sexuality through carefully arranged words

Expect

  • An emotionally candid, secret-journal feel
  • Themes of love, sexuality, and acceptance

Book Details

Authors
Renaada Williams
Publisher
Andrews McMeel Publishing
Published
September 27, 2022
Format
Ebook
Theme
African American Poetry · Inspirational Poetry
Reading lane
African American Poetry

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Publisher Categories

  • African American Poetry

  • LGBTQ+ Poetry

  • Women Poets

About This Book

Gripping and poignant, this new collection of poetry from bestselling author Renaada Williams offers a raw view of the world from her unique perspective. Renaada Williams beckons readers into her deepest thoughts and most intimate experiences as a queer black woman living in America with her latest collection of poetry. Much like her first book, Williams presents themes like sexuality and acceptance through her stunningly arranged words, but this time she dives much deeper....

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Gripping and poignant, this new collection of poetry from bestselling author Renaada Williams offers a raw view of the world from her unique perspective. Renaada Williams beckons readers into her deepest thoughts and most intimate experiences as a queer black woman living in America with her latest collection of poetry. Much like her first book, Williams presents themes like sexuality and acceptance through her stunningly arranged words, but this time she dives much deeper. find her. keep her. delivers an amplitude of emotion and rawness; reading her poetry feels as if you’ve stumbled upon her secret journal and are reading words that were never meant to be found.

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