None Dare Call it Making Sense in an American Lesson
Garrett Murphy's landmark first chapbook of poetry and prose, exploring as diverse as strip malls, school uniforms, Ebonics, politicians, and others. Dreamsmith Ink, Richmond, CA, 2001, 17 poems, 2 short stories, $8.00.
CONTENTS:
* Shaka Sankofa Do Not Hang Down Your Head
* Where Are You Now!
* Why David Cronenberg is Full of a Certain C-word
* ...And You Still Call Yourself a Victim (?)
* The Black Black Sheep
* Welcome to the Club
* In Uniforms We Trust
* Forgive Me if I Don't Rejoice
* Marybel After the Genocide
* Iggy's Monkey Ward
* Spree Is No(t) Free(dom Fighter)
* Junk Mail Be Not Proud
* The Oppressor Rule Book
* None Dare Call it Making Sense
* Oath of the Emmett Till Johnny-Come-Lately Avenging Angel Society (E.T.J.C.L.A.A.S.)
* They Sure Be Touchy (Ebonics)
* The City That Sure Knew How
* An American Lesson
* Giant Shoeboxes and Strip Malls