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Black Creole chronicles : poems

Call Number

  • 811 S175 (EAS)

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Edition

First edition.

Publication Information

New Orleans, Louisiana : University of New Orleans Press, [2023]

Physical Description

207 pages ; 22 cm

Summary

"Who are Black Creoles? Saloy's new poems address ancestral connections to contemporary life, traditions celebrated, New Orleans Black Life today, Louisiana Black life today, enduring and surviving hurricanes, romance, #BlackLivesMatter, #wematter, as well as poems of the Pandemic Lockdown from New Orleans. Saloy's new collection of verse advances and updates narratives of Black life to now, including day-to-day Black speech, the lives of culture keepers, and family tales. These poems detail cultural and historical memory of enslavement not taught and offers healing and hope for tomorrow"--

Genres

Poetry.