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Diary of a Black GenXer: 1990–1999

R. R. Peace
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Pages
46
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
R. R. Peace

About

"I am the child poet, the voice of adolescent pain." Written in her early years, R. R. Peace poetry recounts the struggles, hopes, and contradictions of a Generation X soul wrestling with love, identity, and uncertainty. This collection is a time capsule of the teen angst and loss of innocence and childhood. Every line expresses yearning, strength, and a quest for meaning. "Peace's eloquent, autobiographical verse is punctuated with a raw vulnerability and honesty, detailing an artistic and human awakening that's at once painful and joyous." Leslie Gray Streeter, author of "Black Widow" and "Family & Other Calamities"

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