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A page by page erasure of Charlotte Perkins Gilman's The Yellow Wallpaper, Sousa's Yell subverts and contemporizes the original story of an oppressed housewife, and would-be writer, driven mad. In this version, the heroine speaks of her repression and slow descent into the amnesia of self, before finally awakening to the many women she contains. Though her emancipation is preceded by something which resembles the madness of Gilman's original, ...

Speaks of violence toward women and girls through one family group, 1980s cultural milieu, and retold fairytale

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What are concerned parents to do when their adolescent twins no longer share common interests and are spending next to no time together? Bring a family pet into the mix, of course! Join Kimmy and Jimmy as they share the responsibilities of caring for their adorable, curious and brave new puppy, Goldie. As the twins set off on their first adventure-filled walk with Goldie, they encounter more than they ever imagined, learning along the way that...

FREE VERSE EDITIONS, edited by JON THOMPSON | "Something magical happens in these pages-we are waked from forgetfulness and are pulled into a living history that revives us and spares us nothing. The reader demands: 'we want¿/what is real, don't deny us' and Sousa does not disappoint. In exploring the narrative of Mary Rowlandson, Split the Crow employs lyric to stop time, draw it close, and inspect it on its own terms without being either ped...