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Posts Tagged: Haymarket Books

Talking Haram Auntie Poetics: A Conversation with Fatimah Asghar

By Levi Todd

April 29th, 2019

Fatimah Asghar discusses the new anthology she co-edited, HALAL IF YOU HEAR ME.

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Tags: anthology, Arundhati Roy, Black Girl Magic, BreakBeat Poets, Brown Girls, Dark Noise Collective, Everything Is Illuminated, Fatimah Asghar, Halal If You Hear Me, Harry Potter, Haymarket Books, If They Come for Us, Islam, Islamophobia, Jonathan Safran Foer, jordan, LatiNext, LGBTQ, Mahin Ibrahim, muslim, poems, poetry, queer, Randa Jarrar, Safia Elhillo, sexuality

Why I Chose José Olivarez’s Citizen Illegal for the Rumpus Poetry Book Club

By Brian Spears

July 16th, 2018

Here’s what we’re reading in our Poetry Book Club next month!

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Tags: Aziza Barnes, Book Club, Citizen Illegal, Frank Johnson, Haymarket Books, Josè Olivarez, Nabila Lovelace, poetry, poetry book club, Rumpus Book Club, The Conversation

Reinventing the World: José Olivarez’s Citizen Illegal

Reviewed By Frank Johnson

July 13th, 2018

If they come for one of us, they will come for us all.

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Tags: 2Pac, audre lorde, Books, BreakBeat Poets, Citizen Illegal, Danez Smith, debut collection, Eve Ewing, first book, Frank Johnson, Franny Choi, Haymarket Books, hip-hop, hip-hop literature, immigration, Jay-Z, Josè Olivarez, Latinx, Mexican-American, Mexico, Morgan Parker, poetry, Reviews, Tupac Shakur, Vs Podcast

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