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Call This Mutiny
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Call This Mutiny

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A collection of previously published poems by renowned National Book Award-winning Chamoru poet Craig Santos Perez.

The seventh book from award-winning Chamoru author Craig Santos Perez, Mutiny brings together poems that were originally published in journals and anthologies from 2008 to 2023. Throughout these selected poems, Perez offers critical explorations of native cultures, decolonial politics, colonial histories, and the entangled ecologies of his homeland of Guam, his current home of Hawai?i, and the larger Pacific region in relation to the Global South and the Indigenous Fourth World. Perez's poetry draws on the power of storytelling to share Indigenous history and culture and to offer healing from the trauma of colonialism and injustice. As he writes, "If we can write the ocean, we will never be silenced."

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Omnidawn Publishing
Country
United States
Date
31 January 2025
Pages
72
ISBN
9781632431288

A collection of previously published poems by renowned National Book Award-winning Chamoru poet Craig Santos Perez.

The seventh book from award-winning Chamoru author Craig Santos Perez, Mutiny brings together poems that were originally published in journals and anthologies from 2008 to 2023. Throughout these selected poems, Perez offers critical explorations of native cultures, decolonial politics, colonial histories, and the entangled ecologies of his homeland of Guam, his current home of Hawai?i, and the larger Pacific region in relation to the Global South and the Indigenous Fourth World. Perez's poetry draws on the power of storytelling to share Indigenous history and culture and to offer healing from the trauma of colonialism and injustice. As he writes, "If we can write the ocean, we will never be silenced."

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Omnidawn Publishing
Country
United States
Date
31 January 2025
Pages
72
ISBN
9781632431288