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245 02 $aA Detroit anthology /$cedited by Anna Clark.
264 1 $a[Cleveland, OH] :$bRust Belt Chic Press,$c[2014]
300 $a240 pages :$billustrations, maps ;$c23 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
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586 $aA 2015 Michigan Notable Books selection
505 00 $gOverture :$tIntroduction /$rAnna Clark --$gAct I :$tWe love Detroit, even if you don't /$rAaron Foley --$tNotown /$rThomas J. Sugrue --$tI'm from Detroit /$rShannon Shelton Miller --$tTurner Ronald Carter the Third /$rKat Harrison --$tGas station on Second Street /$rMatthew Olzmann --$tHommage à l'avenir: Desire lines /$rMichael Eugene Burdick,$rFrancis Grunow --$tThings I lost in the fire /$rdream hampton --$tLetter from Detroit /$rIngrid Norton --$tInfernal /$rTyehimba Jess --$tGreektown 1983 /$rJohn Counts --$tComing soon /$rNichole Christian -- what you'd find buried in the dirt under charles f. kettering sr. high school (detroit, michigan) /$rfrancine. j. harris --$tFort Gratiot /$rSteven Pomerantz -- Sketches of Eastern Market /$rNina Misuraca Ignaczak -- When the trees stop giving fruit /$rShaka Senghor --$tHungry days in Detroit /$rTracie McMillan --$tThere are birds here /$rJamaal May --$tPer fumum /$rJamaal May --$tDesolation angel /$rJohn Carlisle --$tDetroit: A city of superheroes /$rIngrid LaFleur --$tHommage à l'avenir: Streetcar tracks /$rMichael Eugene Burdick,$rFrancis Grunow --$tLegally blind in the Motor City: A pedestrian's lament /$rPamela Sabaugh --$tOn the automobile /$rRachel Reed --$tCarlessness /$rJohn G. Rodwan Jr. --$tThe line /$rMaisha Hyman Sumbry -- January in Detroit /$rKen Mikolowski --$tTrembling in the temple of tears at the feet of Buddha /$rM.L. Liebler
505 00 $gIntermission :$tFor the long haul /$rDesiree Cooper --$tStill of it /$radrienne maree brown --$tIn the house where poetry lives /$rPeter Markus --$tBelle Isle song /$rNandi Comer --$tThe Imam I knew /$rOmar Syed Mahmood --$tThe fixer /$rJohn Carlisle --$tThe next move /$rRyan Healy --$tHommage à l'avenir: Ghost shops /$rMichael Eugene Burdick,$rFrancis Grunow --$tThe fauxtopias of Detroit's suburbs /$rJames D. Griffioen --$gAct II :$tMy Detroit /$rJoseph Lichterman --$tBy the time this reaches you /$rDeonte Osayande --$tMusic as the missing link /$rKeith A. Owens --$tAwakening /$rMaisha Hyman Sumbry --$tGame not over /$rVeronica Grandison --$tMisguided faith /$rKaren Minard --$tLearning to roll our tongues, Detroit 1986 /$rNandi Comer --$tUp in the morning & off to school in Detroit /$rTracey Morris --$tHommage à l'avenir: Apartments v. houses /$rMichael Eugene Burdick,$rFrancis Grunow --$tStand /$rSteve Hughes --$tSOBs and dummies /$rKaren Minard --$tDown in Detroit /$rTerry Blackhawk --$tPlaying ball /$rJ.M. Leija --$tNight, Briggs Stadium, 1960 /$rGail Griffin --$tLost in hockeytown /$rMatthew Lewis,$rAaron Mondry --$tHommage à l'avenir: Streetlights /$rMichael Eugene Burdick,$rFrancis Grunow --$tLily-livered New Yorker seeks lion-hearted Detroiters /$rJaclyn Trop --$tMotown Atlantis /$rChantay "Legacy" Leonard --$tStrange city /$rChantay "Legacy" Leonard --$tThe Detroit virus /$rShaun S. Nethercott --$tDetroit's good-food cure /$rLarry Gabriel --$tPlanting seeds of hope /$rGrace Lee Boggs,$rScott Kurashige --$tThe kidnapped children of Detroit /$rMarsha Music.
586 $aMichigan Notable Book, 2015
520 $aDetroit is a city of stories. In this, we are rich. We begin with abundance. But while much is written about our city these hard days, it is typically meant to explain Detroit to those who live elsewhere. Much of this writing is brilliant, but our anthology, this anthology, is different: it is a collection of Detroit stories for Detroiters. Through essays, photographs, poetry, and art, this anthology collects the stories we tell each other over late nights at the pub and long afternoons on the porch. We share them in coffee shops, at church social hours, in living rooms, and while waiting for the bus. These are stories addressed to the rhetorical you with the ratcheted up language that comes with it and these are stories that took real legwork to investigate. We may be lifelong residents, newcomers, or former Detroiters; we may be activists, workers, teachers, artists, healers, or students. But a common undercurrent alights our work that is collected here: we are a city moving through the fire of transformation. We are afire. Featuring essays, photographs, poetry, and art by Terry Blackhawk, Grace Lee Boggs, John Carlisle, Desiree Cooper, Dream Hampton, Francine J. Harris, Steve Hughes, Jamaal May, Tracie McMillan, Ken Mikolowski, Marsha Music, Shaka Senghor, Thomas J. Sugrue, and many others.
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700 1 $aClark, Anna$q(Anna Leigh),$eeditor.
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541 0 $cGift;$aRichard Plunz;$d2022