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Terrance Hayes' poems span history, fables and quarantine in 'So to Speak'

Aug 17, 2023 · 8m
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  • Terrance Hayes' poems in 'So to Speak' span history and quarantine.
  • The collection engages with turbulent times like COVID and protests.
  • Hayes discusses language, reimagining family, and his writing practice.

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