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  • Maggie Nelson
    Maggie Nelson
    / The Red Parts, Bluets, and The Art of Cruelty

    …two books, the poetry collection Something Bright, Then Holes and the memoir The Red Parts: Autobiography of a Trial, which revisits her aunt’s death. In recounting the trial of Jane’s killer, Nelson explores her family’s grief and the impact of race and gender on American justice. Two years later she…

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    …two books, the poetry collection Something Bright, Then Holes and the memoir The Red Parts: Autobiography of a Trial, which revisits her aunt’s death. In recounting the trial of Jane’s killer, Nelson explores her family’s grief and the impact of race and gender on American justice. Two years later she…

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