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Nothing in Nature Is Private

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  • Claudia Rankine
    Claudia Rankine

    …her debut collection of poems, Nothing in Nature Is Private, Rankine emerged as an innovative and provocative voice in contemporary poetry. Her second collection, The End of the Alphabet, appeared in 1998, followed by Plot (2001), a book-length poem that narrated the experience of pregnancy and childbirth. Don’t Let Me…

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    …her debut collection of poems, Nothing in Nature Is Private, Rankine emerged as an innovative and provocative voice in contemporary poetry. Her second collection, The End of the Alphabet, appeared in 1998, followed by Plot (2001), a book-length poem that narrated the experience of pregnancy and childbirth. Don’t Let Me…

    Read More