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A part of Belt's City Anthology Series,
A Detroit Anthology
offers a unique take on the Motor City told by longtime residents and newcomers, including activists, teachers, artists, and studentsa 2015 Michigan Notable Book.
People have long told stories about Detroit, but too often those stories are from outsiders looking in, telling the city what it's all about. In
, Anna Clark, a Detroit-based journalist for
ProPublica
, collects the kinds of stories about the Motor City that people tell at the bar, waiting at the bus stop, sitting on their porch, or at church social hours. Featuring essays, photographs, art, and poetry by Tyehimba Jess, Grace Lee Boggs, Aaron Foley, John Carlisle, Desiree Cooper, Dream Hampton, Tracie McMillan, and many others.
The Millions
describes it as a book that gives voice to people who now live or once lived in this fascinating, tortured place, the survivors, good people who know what pain is, people who understand that the city exerts an undying pull on them. The Detroit stories here might not all be glowing or gloomy, but they're 100% real.
A wide-ranging and diverse portrait of a city, perfect for those who want to get to know Detroit for the first time or for those native Detroiters who want a more candid look at the city they call home.
A Detroit Anthology
offers a unique take on the Motor City told by longtime residents and newcomers, including activists, teachers, artists, and studentsa 2015 Michigan Notable Book.
People have long told stories about Detroit, but too often those stories are from outsiders looking in, telling the city what it's all about. In
, Anna Clark, a Detroit-based journalist for
ProPublica
, collects the kinds of stories about the Motor City that people tell at the bar, waiting at the bus stop, sitting on their porch, or at church social hours. Featuring essays, photographs, art, and poetry by Tyehimba Jess, Grace Lee Boggs, Aaron Foley, John Carlisle, Desiree Cooper, Dream Hampton, Tracie McMillan, and many others.
The Millions
describes it as a book that gives voice to people who now live or once lived in this fascinating, tortured place, the survivors, good people who know what pain is, people who understand that the city exerts an undying pull on them. The Detroit stories here might not all be glowing or gloomy, but they're 100% real.
A wide-ranging and diverse portrait of a city, perfect for those who want to get to know Detroit for the first time or for those native Detroiters who want a more candid look at the city they call home.
A part of Belt's City Anthology Series,
A Detroit Anthology
offers a unique take on the Motor City told by longtime residents and newcomers, including activists, teachers, artists, and studentsa 2015 Michigan Notable Book.
People have long told stories about Detroit, but too often those stories are from outsiders looking in, telling the city what it's all about. In
, Anna Clark, a Detroit-based journalist for
ProPublica
, collects the kinds of stories about the Motor City that people tell at the bar, waiting at the bus stop, sitting on their porch, or at church social hours. Featuring essays, photographs, art, and poetry by Tyehimba Jess, Grace Lee Boggs, Aaron Foley, John Carlisle, Desiree Cooper, Dream Hampton, Tracie McMillan, and many others.
The Millions
describes it as a book that gives voice to people who now live or once lived in this fascinating, tortured place, the survivors, good people who know what pain is, people who understand that the city exerts an undying pull on them. The Detroit stories here might not all be glowing or gloomy, but they're 100% real.
A wide-ranging and diverse portrait of a city, perfect for those who want to get to know Detroit for the first time or for those native Detroiters who want a more candid look at the city they call home.
A Detroit Anthology
offers a unique take on the Motor City told by longtime residents and newcomers, including activists, teachers, artists, and studentsa 2015 Michigan Notable Book.
People have long told stories about Detroit, but too often those stories are from outsiders looking in, telling the city what it's all about. In
, Anna Clark, a Detroit-based journalist for
ProPublica
, collects the kinds of stories about the Motor City that people tell at the bar, waiting at the bus stop, sitting on their porch, or at church social hours. Featuring essays, photographs, art, and poetry by Tyehimba Jess, Grace Lee Boggs, Aaron Foley, John Carlisle, Desiree Cooper, Dream Hampton, Tracie McMillan, and many others.
The Millions
describes it as a book that gives voice to people who now live or once lived in this fascinating, tortured place, the survivors, good people who know what pain is, people who understand that the city exerts an undying pull on them. The Detroit stories here might not all be glowing or gloomy, but they're 100% real.
A wide-ranging and diverse portrait of a city, perfect for those who want to get to know Detroit for the first time or for those native Detroiters who want a more candid look at the city they call home.
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