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Climbing Brandon
to the question of Black resistance and intersectionality
and his nonfiction has been published in the New York Times Book Review
the concrete situation of the dreamer
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Monet, Cocteau Twins, Natural Wine McGill-Queen's University Press Climbing BrandonIn his third book this year, Matt Brand explores themes of ephemerality and reflection, turning a book of poems into an exhibition space of impressionistic tableaus. As in the author's prior collections, time and our relationship to it still take center stage here. However, in these poems, Brand paints with a palette of emotions untypical for his prior work joy, epiphany, celebration, contentment. This book sized art exhibition makes pitstops in a
