Transitory

Transitory

Subhaga Crystal Bacon
Book - 2023

"Grounded in protest and solidarity, Subhaga Crystal Bacon's Isabella Garder Award-winning Transitory is a collection of elegies memorializing 46 transgender and gender-nonconforming people murdered in the US and Puerto Rico in 2020. Epistolary in nature, these commemorative poems are "gleaned sketches" attempting to reconstruct lives and deaths from the typically scarce information made available on the internet. Interspersed with the elegies are personal explorations of gender identities and sexualities from a Queer elder who has lived through the post-Stonewall years of sexual liberation, the second wave of feminism, and the recent rapid increases in awareness about gender and sexualities met almost equally with anti-trans and anti-Queer violence. Seen through the lenses of whiteness and privilege from the last quarter of a lifetime, these poems navigate the desire to be at home in our bodies, to be loved and desired without danger, and most of all to live free, healthy, and welcome in the world we inhabit."--Back cover.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Bacon, Subhaga Crystal, 1955- (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Rochester, NY : BOA Editions, Ltd., 2023.
Edition:First edition.
Series:American poets continuum series ; v. 204.
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505 0 |a Cautiously watching for violence -- Justice: An acrostic -- Dustin Parker, 25, McAlester, OK, January 1 -- Alexa: Neulisa Luciano Ruiz, 28, Tao Baja, Puerto Rico, February 24 -- Yampi Mendez Arocho, 19, Moca, Puerto Rico, March 5 -- John Scott/Scottlyn Kelly DeVore, 51, Augusta, GA, March 12 -- Monika Diamond, 34, Charlotte, NC, March 18 -- Lexi, "Ebony" Sutton, 33, Harlem, NY, March 28 -- Transition/Transmission -- Johanna Metzger, 25, Baltimore, MD, April 11 -- Penélope Díaz Ramírez, 31, Bayamon, Puerto Rico, April 13 -- Serena Angelique Vasquez, 31 & Layla Pelaez Sánchez, 21, Humacao, Puerto Rico, April 21: An erasure -- Nina Pop, 28, Sikeston, MO, May 3 -- Helle Jae O'Regan, 20, San Antonio, TX, May 6 -- Jayne Thompson, 33, Mesa County, CO, May 9, 2020: Misgendered for a month -- Tony McDade, 38, Tallahassee, FL, May 27 -- Selena Reyes-Hernandez, 37, Chicago, IL, May 31 -- Of band fags and hate mail -- Dominique "Rem'mie" Fells, Philadelphia, PA, June 8 -- Riah Milton, 25, Liberty Twp, OH, June 9 -- Brian "Egypt" Powers, 43, Akron, OH, June 13: An acrostic -- Brayla Stone, 17, Little Rock, AK, June 25 -- Merci Mack Richey, 22, Dallas, TX, June 30 -- Shaki Peters, 32, Amite City, LA, July 1 -- Bree Black, 27, Pompano Beach, FL, July 3 -- Summer Taylor, 24, Seattle, WA, July 4 -- Why I'm writing about the murders of trans & gender nonconforming people in the year of COVID -- Marilyn Cazares, 22, Brawley, CA, July 16 -- Dior T. Ova/Tiffany Harris, 32, Bronx, NY, July 26 -- Queasha D. Hardy, 24, Baton Rouge, LA, July 27 -- Aja Raquelle Rhone-Spears, 34, Portland, OR, July 28 -- Kee Sam, 24, Lafayette, LA, August 13, 2020 -- Lea Rayshon Daye, 28, Cleveland, OH, August 30 -- Elie Che, 23, Bronx, NY, August 31: An erasure from her GoFundMe page -- Isabella Mia Lofton, Brooklyn, NY, September 7, 2020: A belle absente -- Mia Green, 29, Philadelphia, PA, September 28 -- Michelle "Michellyn" Ramos Vargas, 33, San Germán, Puerto Rico, September 30 -- Felycya Harris, 33, Augusta, GA, October 3 -- Brook, 32nd in October -- Brooklyn DeShauna Smith, 20, Shreveport, LA, October 7: An erasure -- Sara Blackwood, 29, Indianapolis, IN, October 11: National Coming Out Day -- Angel Haynes, 25, Memphis, TN, October 25 -- Skylar Heath, 20, Miami, FL, November 4 -- Yunieski Carey Herrera, 39, Miami, FL, November 17 -- Asia Jynaé Foster, 22, Houston, TX, November 20, Transgender Day of Remembrance -- Chae'Meshia Simms, 30, Richmond, VA, November 20, Transgender Day of Remembrance, Again -- I have room for you in me: A litany -- Kimberly Fial, 55, San Jose, CA, November 22 -- Jaheim Bella Pugh, 19, Prichard, AL, December 18 -- Courtney Eshay Key, 25, Chicago, IL, December 25 -- Alexandria Winchester, 24, Bronx, NY, December 26: An erasure -- This/sister. 
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