# Christina Sharpe

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Lisa Robertson : Riverwork

Lisa Robertson’s Riverwork twins the mysterious disappearance of the great aunt of our protagonist, Lucy Frost, and that same aunt’s interest in a long-disappeared river, buried under the streets of Paris. As Lucy searches for traces of her aunt, by attempting to inhabit and complete her work on th…

Ep. 40. Remi Kalir, Re/Marks on Power: How Annotation Inscribes History, Literacy, and Justice (Attention, Time-Travel)

In today's episode I talk to Remi Kalir about his book Re/Marks on Power: How Annotation Inscribes History, Literacy, and Justice Remi Kalir is a scholar and practitioner of annotation. He studies how annotation facilitates social, collaborative, and justice-directed learning. Remi is the author of…

Nomenclature: New and Collected Poems Audiobook by Dionne Brand

Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: Nomenclature: New and Collected PoemsCategories: Fiction, PoetryAuthor: Dionne BrandNarrator: Christina Sharpe, Dionne BrandPublisher: McClelland & StewartRelease date: 08-09-2022Language: EnglishSummary:An immense achievement, c…

Paul Hlava Ceballos + Dark and Stormy

Lover, lover—parting was such sweet sorrow, but sweeter, still, to find you here again. This week, we got the vibrant and ingenious Seattle poet Paul Hlava Ceballos to sit down with us and talk about bananas, beginnings, and being dope. It's bananas! B-A-N-A-N-A-S! Paul Hlava Ceballos is the autho…

Layli Long Soldier : We

Layli Long Soldier returns to the show to discuss her latest remarkable poetry collection We (and/or Wé). We talk about these two connotations of we/wé, the questions of address, audience, identity and kinship implicit in them both. We explore the many visual art installations documented within We …

Ep. 33: How to Be Spiritual (According to Black Feminist Theory) | Part 1

What happens when you recognize spiritual lessons in Black feminist theory? * And pardon my voice, I am losing it this week* This week on Grounded, we're back to a 1:1 conversation, and I'm thinking about what Black feminist theorists have taught me about spirituality, how we see the world, and wh…

Paul Hlava Ceballos reads Lorenzo Thomas' "The Bathers"

Come on in, habibi. Last week, we talked to local and national treasure Paul Hlava Ceballos about bananas, beating hearts, and beginnings. And babe, this week, he brought in an incredible poem we hadn't encountered before—"The Bathers" by Lorenzo Thomas—and believe you we, you're 'bout to become a …