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In a series of ¿call and responses¿ whose various narrators engage in what might be called duets with Robert Johnson.  With the refreshing and uncanny empathy for which she is admired and respected as a critic and poet, Blakely offers a fresh attention to Johnson¿s music (her poems take their titles from his extraordinary compositions) in relation to her own abiding concerns with what she once called, in an essay about Eleanor Ross Taylor, ¿oh, dear God, let us outgrow those terms of race, class, and gender, but for now they¿re what we¿ve got¿the hand life deals us.¿  ¿

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In a series of ¿call and responses¿ whose various narrators engage in what might be called duets with Robert Johnson.  With the refreshing and uncanny empathy for which she is admired and respected as a critic and poet, Blakely offers a fresh attention to Johnson¿s music (her poems take their titles from his extraordinary compositions) in relation to her own abiding concerns with what she once called, in an essay about Eleanor Ross Taylor, ¿oh, dear God, let us outgrow those terms of race, class, and gender, but for now they¿re what we¿ve got¿the hand life deals us.¿  ¿
Autorenporträt
Diann Blakely (June 1, 1957 - August 5, 2014) was an American poet, essayist, editor, and critic. Her poetry collection Lost Addresses: New and Selected Poems was published by Salmon Poetry in 2017, and Each Fugitive Moment: Essays, Memoirs, and Elegies on Lynda Hull is forthcoming from MadHat Press.