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&#34;Oliver passed away in 2011, and many poems read like benedictions, but what strikes me is how useful dialogues feels now. These poems affirm a Black queerness and a poetics of the body, while also mourning and questioning what these things might mean: It is a &#8220;pleasure to be here earthling in this time of seductive tears staining the ground of our planet.&#8221;&#34;&#8212;Ken Chen, NPR&#34;the she said dialogues: flesh memory is not your usual debut collection and maybe that&#8217;s because it is the work of an already mature poet, in her late thirties, and embodies a fully realized and distinctive aesthetic. In particular, her reconception of the poetic line is what gives the work its power&#8230; It&#8217;s the sequencing of such units within each line that gives Oliver&#8217;s best poems their serendipitous capaciousness, their unhistrionic emotional frankness, and their urgent rhythm&#8212;a distinctive sense of measure that reminds me of no one else&#8217;s.&#34;&#8212;Tourniquet Review&#8220;I&#8217;m constantly surprised by Akilah Oliver&#8217;s poems, pieces. I&#8217;m watching her meanings slosh. Rhythms settle and rule. Quirky things come in: general hospital, junk antiques, 1948 . . . everything bobbing. It&#8217;s wonderous finally, eventually, always what language can be in the thrall of a compassionate and intricate sprit. The world changes around me and I know something new. With terrific ease her poems make the point that language is erotic. In a surgent moment of reading and writing, a voice bursts out of the foam, this tough new Aphrodite. She&#8217;s commanding and dangerous. Awake and alive.&#8221;&#8212;Eileen Myles&#34;Akilah Oliver&#8217;s dialogues remind me of a series of containers frantically held and I&#8217;m watching her&#10;&#10;meanings slosh. I&#8217;m constantly surprised by her poems, pieces. They unloose every handle I make&#10;&#10;for them. Rhythms settle and rule. Quirky things come in: general hospital, junk antiques,&#10;&#10;1948&#8230;stuff bobs in her solution, but it&#8217;s wonderous finally, eventually ultimately what language can&#10;&#10;be in the thrall of a compassionate and intricate sprit. And the world changes around me because I&#10;&#10;know something new. Her poems are erotic which is beside the point. The point is that language is &#10;&#10;erotic. Always was. In the midst of a beautiful surging moment of reading and writing, a voice bursts&#10;&#10; out of the foam, this tough new Venus. She&#8217;s commanding and dangerous. Awake and alive.&#34;&#8211;Eileen Myles&#10;&#10;&#10;&#10;&#34;From multiple and shifting subject positions, Akilah Oliver surveys the complex terrain of identity&#10;&#10;and sexuality with a concise intellectually engaged poetic language. As her sacred duty, she bares the&#10;&#10;naked truth of the double-edged poet&#8217;s word. This bolder sister outsider brings the sound of her&#10;&#10;distinct dream to the fanfare for the next millennium.&#34;&#8212;Harryette Mullen

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