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- ISBN8233800641
- EAN9798233800641
- Date de parution14/04/2026
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- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
American Wreckage by Amy Jean Nobles is a visceral, unapologetic collection of lyrical poetry that serves as both a mirror and a megaphone for the modern American experience. Blending raw emotional vulnerability with fierce political defiance, Nobles captures the pulse of a nation grappling with its deepest fractures. This collection is a battle cry for the marginalized, the forgotten, and the fed-up.
Through powerful anthems of resistance, American Wreckage tackles the most pressing issues of our time, giving a voice to the quiet desperation and righteous anger felt across the country. Key themes explored in this collection include: Bodily Autonomy and Women's Rights: Fierce declarations of independence against legislative control, explicitly asserting that the body is a sovereign state that cannot be owned or legislated.
Wealth Inequality and Class Struggle: Unflinching critiques of a society that criminalizes poverty, the clinical industrial complex that profits off pain, and the hollow promises of corporate greed. Political Corruption and Extremism: Sharp commentary on the erosion of truth, the rise of demagoguery from the "Gilded Tower, " and the slow, bureaucratic march against human rights. Generational Trauma and Healing: Intimate reflections on the psychological toll of abuse, the shadows of the past, and the heavy burden of trying to find peace in a chaotic world.
Solidarity and Resistance: A rallying cry for LGBTQ+ individuals, chosen families, and everyone fighting to be a "lighthouse in the endless night." Nobles' words are not just a documentation of the wreckage; they are the spark for a new resistance. With rhythm, rage, and a profound empathy for the human condition, American Wreckage challenges readers to stop looking the other way, to gather their voices, and to turn their ballots into a chorus of change.
Perfect for readers of protest poetry, social justice literature, and feminist anthems, this collection is a testament to the enduring power of the human spirit to stand up, fight back, and rise against the grain.
Through powerful anthems of resistance, American Wreckage tackles the most pressing issues of our time, giving a voice to the quiet desperation and righteous anger felt across the country. Key themes explored in this collection include: Bodily Autonomy and Women's Rights: Fierce declarations of independence against legislative control, explicitly asserting that the body is a sovereign state that cannot be owned or legislated.
Wealth Inequality and Class Struggle: Unflinching critiques of a society that criminalizes poverty, the clinical industrial complex that profits off pain, and the hollow promises of corporate greed. Political Corruption and Extremism: Sharp commentary on the erosion of truth, the rise of demagoguery from the "Gilded Tower, " and the slow, bureaucratic march against human rights. Generational Trauma and Healing: Intimate reflections on the psychological toll of abuse, the shadows of the past, and the heavy burden of trying to find peace in a chaotic world.
Solidarity and Resistance: A rallying cry for LGBTQ+ individuals, chosen families, and everyone fighting to be a "lighthouse in the endless night." Nobles' words are not just a documentation of the wreckage; they are the spark for a new resistance. With rhythm, rage, and a profound empathy for the human condition, American Wreckage challenges readers to stop looking the other way, to gather their voices, and to turn their ballots into a chorus of change.
Perfect for readers of protest poetry, social justice literature, and feminist anthems, this collection is a testament to the enduring power of the human spirit to stand up, fight back, and rise against the grain.
