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An Apron Full of Beans

Sam Cornish’s new and selected poems, in the voices and with the lyrics of the blues, grow out of the historical and personal reminiscences and traditions of artists like Langston Hughes and Margaret Walker. The poems are autobiographical and biographical, expressed through such art forms as film noir, science fiction, blues, jazz and other aspects of American popular culture.

204 pages | 6 x 9 1/4

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Table of Contents

Introduction • AN APRON FULL OF BEANS • Pictures of My Mother • In Mr. Sanders’ Barbershop • BEING IN A BOX IS BETTER THAN DYING LIKE JESUS • The River Just Keeps On Going • Fanny Kemble • Hungry • In Mr. Turner’s Fields • The Time Is Drawing Near • Preac

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